2013 Montage Calendar

VICTOR GOINES WITH THE LOYOLA JAZZ BAND MARCH 15

KAREN GOMYO, VIOLIN MASTERCLASSNOVEMBER 23

THE PRIESTSNOVEMBER 26

2013 | 2014 SEASON

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SERVICE AND LOYOLA’S COLLEGE OF MUSIC AND FINE ARTSIn a famous address at Georgetown University in June of 1989, former Secretary General HansKolvenbach, S.J., stated that the Jesuits proclaim the service of faith through the promotion of justiceas their primary mission, and that it must be integrated as a priority into each Jesuit work. The purposeof Jesuit education is to form men and women “for others.” The Society of Jesus has always sought toimbue students with values that transcend the goals of money, fame, and success.

Loyola wants graduates who will be leaders concerned about society and the world in which they live,graduates who desire to eliminate hunger and conflict in the world and who are sensitive to the needfor more equitable distribution of the world’s goods, and graduates who seek to end all forms ofdiscrimination and who are eager to share their faith with others. In short, we want our graduates tobe leaders in-service. That has been the goal of Jesuit education since the sixteenth century. It remainsso today, and in our College of Music and Fine Arts, this zeal reveals itself in our daily effort to connectmeaningfully with the world around us and to reflect and transform it through our art. Whether it isthrough our wonderful music therapy students working in local hospitals and schools, our musiceducation graduates teaching throughout the region, our many alumni and current students who workas church musicians throughout the city, or through our summer art and theatre programs for youngpeople, Loyola continues its service to the community in many ways.

Loyola’s College of Music and Fine Arts welcomesyou to another exciting year of the MontageSeries. Music lovers will enjoy an encore visit bythe Irish singing trio The Priests; a concert by theVienna Boys Choir; a celebration of Wagner andVerdi, featuring acclaimed opera stars GreerGrimsley ’76 and Alfred Walker ’96; and the con-tinuation of the LPO Masterclass Series. JazzUnderground will include more performances atthe U.S. Mint, and the Loyola Jazz Festival will boastclarinetist Victor Goines ’84. Our Department ofTheatre Arts and Dance will present an ambitiousseason, including Patient A, a powerful drama aboutAIDS; Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice;Michael Tremblay’s Albertine in Five Times; and theSherlock Holmes mystery, Hound of the Baskervilles.As usual, our fall and spring ballet concerts will beseason highlights. Loyola’s Art and Design depart-ment will present lectures and exhibits by prominentartists, as well as our popular student exhibits.

Through community outreach, we bring ourstudents closer to the original intent of Jesuiteducation—to save souls through service to others.It is through the actions of our faculty, students,staff and friends that Ignatius of Loyola’s profoundvision comes to life, invigorated and lifted throughthe arts. Our college provides an opportunity todiscover a depth of thought that is transformativeand spiritually nourishing.

As I enter into my fifth year as dean, I am honoredby the dedication of our Visiting Committee, whichprovides support through generous gifts and guid-ance. Donors like these have helped us purchase anew Steinway piano, stage large-scale produc-tions, create student scholarships, and joined us inplanning new and expanded performance facili-ties. Without our donors, many of these thingssimply could not happen—please keep this inmind during your visits, and if possible, assist uswith a gift which matches your own capacity.

We welcome you to our campus and encourageyou to participate in the life of this wonderfulinstitution!

Donald R. Boomgaarden, Ph.D.Dean, College of Music and Fine ArtsDavid P. Swanzy Distinguished Professor of Music

DEAR LOYOLA ALUMNI,PARENTS, AND FRIENDS,

Shearer and Gabour in a 2013 Music Industry Forum. CMFA students participate in a service learning project.

LOYOLA’S NEW ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCELoyola is proud to announce that Harry Shearer, voice of more than 20 characters on the The Simpsonsand bass player for the satirical rock group Spinal Tap, recently signed on as an artist-in-residence atthe College of Music and Fine Arts. We are thrilled to have Harry working with us— he is a brilliantartist and a great friend of New Orleans.

Harry will serve as a source of professional advice and guidance in filmmaking for Loyola students andwill offer workshops on writing, acting, and directing. Many students will gain hands-on experience asinterns and assistants for the legendary funnyman, who will use Loyola’s state-of-the-art recording andfilming studios for many of his own productions.

A frequent guest in Loyola professor Jim Gabour’s classes and the college’s Music Industry Forums,Harry tackles his new role with the same humor and energy for which he is renowned. “For a curmudgeonlike me, seeing all those bright, optimistic young people is impossibly depressing,” Harry said. “But sinceI had tried teaching early in my youth (and liked it), these meetings revived my nascent interest inpounding my view of the world into malleable young minds. The offer to be artist-in-residence at Loyolaallows me to pursue this mission with renewed vigor. And who knows? When one of them becomes amovie mogul, he or she may throw me a halfway-decent part.”

Harry made his first on-screen appearances in Abbott and Costello Go to Mars and The Robe in 1953 atage 7. In a career spanning more than 60 years since then, he has worked as a writer, producer, director,actor, radio host, author, and voice-over talent.


SEPTEMBER 2013TONY DAGRADI & FRIENDS Coltrane's SoundSeptember 26, 7:30 p.m., Satchmo’s$10 general admission$5 Loyola faculty/staffFree for Loyola students

ZACHARY HARRISDavid

Diboll Art GalleryOPENING RECEPTION:

Sept. 5, 5 – 8 p.m.On display through Oct. 29


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3 4 5Opening ReceptionZachary HarrisDavid5 – 8 p.m.Diboll Art Gallery

6 7Louisiana All-StateAudition WoodwindWorkshop featuringthe Loyola FacultyWoodwind Quintet10 a.m.C/M Room 240

8 9Stephanie ThompsonFaculty ClarinetRecital: 80's Night7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

10Hsiaopei LeeViola Recital7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

11Art & Design LectureAngela Piehl12:30 p.m.St. Mary’s Hall, Rm. 201

12Art & Design LectureChristopher McNulty12:30 p.m.St. Mary’s Hall, Rm. 201

Dr. William KindermanBeethoven’s Diabelli Variations7:30 p.m., Roussel Hall

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15 16 17Art & Design LectureYing Zhu12:30 p.m.St. Mary’s Hall, Rm. 201

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22 23 24 25 26Jazz Underground Coltrane's Sound Tony Dagradi & Friends7:30 p.m.Satchmo’s$10 general admission$5 Loyola faculty/staffLoyola students free

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Patient A7:30 p.m.Lower Depths Theater$12 general admission$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff

28Loyola TheatrePatient A7:30 p.m., Lower Depths $12 general admission$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff

Loyola Prism Concert7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

29Loyola TheatrePatient A2 p.m.Lower Depths Theater$12 general admission$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff

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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

Events are free unless otherwise indicated.Purchase tickets online at montage.loyno.eduor call (504) 865-2074.

*Sponsored by the Loyola Alumni Association

PARENTS WEEKEND

BEETHOVEN’S DIABELLI VARIATIONSSeptember 12, 7:30 p.m., Roussel Hall

Free admission

Music scholar and pianist Dr. William Kinderman will perform Ludwig van Beethoven’s 33 Variations on a Waltz by Anton Diabelli.

Complimentary pre-theatre wine and cheese reception* 6:30 p.m., Lower Depths

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OCTOBER 2013

VIENNA BOYS CHOIROctober 22, 7:30 p.m.Holy Name of Jesus Church$25 at door/$20 advance$5 Loyola faculty/staffFree for Loyola students

Hailed as a musical treasure ofAustria, the Vienna Boys Choir is oneof the world’s foremost children'schoral groups. Five years after theirLoyola University debut, the groupreturns for another delightful concertat Holy Name of Jesus Church.


1 2Art & Design LectureThomas Grill12:30 p.m.St. Mary’s Hall, Rm. 201

3Loyola TheatrePatient A7:30 p.m.Lower Depths Theater$12 general admission$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff



6 7 8 9 10Brian Hsu Piano Recital7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

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13 14 15 16 17Art & Design LectureYaëlle Biro, Curator ofAfrican Art at theMetropolitianMuseum of Art6:30 p.m.Miller Hall, Room 114

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20NOVA Chorale andLoyola ChamberSingers: Vespers3 p.m.Temple Sinai

21 22Vienna Boys Choir7:30 p.m.Holy Name of Jesus Church$25 at door$20 adv. gen. adm.$5 Loyola faculty/staffLoyola students free

23 24Jazz Underground Andrea Marcelli and Woody Witt7:30 p.m.Satchmo’s$10 general admission$5 Loyola faculty/staffLoyola students free

25Benedetto LupoPiano Masterclass10 a.m.Roussel Hall

26Music Industry StudiesThe Sessions11 a.m.Roussel Hall

27 28Ignatius Faculty Sax Quartet7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

29James Carter String Quartet7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

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HALLOWEEN


FALL BREAK

Events are free unless otherwiseindicated. Purchase tickets onlineat montage.loyno.edu or call(504) 865-2074.

BRIAN HSU PIANO RECITAL7:30 p.m., Roussel Hall

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Brian Keng-Lun Hsu to the Loyola music faculty.Since his debut with the PhiladelphiaOrchestra as a teenager, he has establishedhimself as a gifted pianist and experiencedperformer, appearing on stages throughoutthe world and winning the Julliard ConcertoCompetition and the Philadelphia OrchestraConcerto Competition, among others.


THE PRIESTSNovember 26, 7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall$45 preferred seating$30 reserved seating$15 Loyola faculty/staff$10 Loyola students

This classical music group of threeNorthern Ireland Catholic priestsfrom the Diocese of Down andConnor have secured a place as oneof the most recognized andsuccessful acts in both the religiousand secular worlds. With increasedglobal fame and a U.S. tour undertheir belt, Frs. Martin O'Hagan,Eugene O'Hagan and David Delargyreturn to Loyola University for aspecial holiday performance.

A Bicentennial Celebration of VERDI AND WAGNER with the Loyola SymphonyOrchestra and Loyola ChorusNovember 23, 7:30 p.m., Roussel HallFree admission

Wagnerian heldentenor Tyler Smith andcoloratura soprano Betsy Uschkrat joinspecial guests Alfred Walker ’96 and Greer Grimsley ’76 in celebrating the 200th birthday of Giuseppe Verdi andRichard Wagner.


1Loyola TheatreThe Merchant of Venice7:30 p.m.Marquette Theater$12 general admission$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff

2Loyola TheatreThe Merchant of Venice7:30 p.m.Marquette Theater$12 general admission$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff

3Loyola TheatreThe Merchant of Venice2 p.m.Marquette Theater$12 general admission$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff

4 5 6 7Opening ReceptionTraveling Exhibition:Horizon5 p.m., Diboll Art Gallery

The Merchant of Venice7:30 p.m., Marquette Th.$12 general admission$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff

8The Merchant of Venice7:30 p.m., Marquette Th.See Saturday prices

Loyola Ballet Fall Concert8 p.m., Roussel Hall$12 general admission$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff

9The Merchant of Venice7:30 p.m., Marquette Th.$12 general admission$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff

Loyola Ballet Fall Concert8 p.m., Roussel HallSee Friday prices

10 11 12Loyola Jazz Band 7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

13 14Jazz Underground Rick Trolsen presentsThe Music of Neslort7:30 p.m.Satchmo’s$10 general admission$5 Loyola faculty/staffLoyola students free

15 16Loyola BourgeoisBand3 p.m.Roussel Hall

Loyola ChamberOrchestra7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

17Loyola Concert Band3 p.m.Roussel Hall

18Harry Shearer:What’s So FunnyAbout That?5 p.m.NunemakerAuditorium

19Loyola TheatreFall Senior One-ActFestival7 p.m.Lower Depths Theater

20Loyola TheatreFall Senior One-ActFestival7 p.m.Lower Depths Theater

21Loyola ChoirsFall ConcertCelebrating Brittenwith Dr. Marcus St. Julien7:30 p.m.Holy Name of Jesus Church

22 23Karen GomyoViolin Masterclass2 p.m., C/M Room 240

Verdi/Wagner Celebration 7:30 p.m., Roussel Hall

24 25Art & Design LectureMOMO12:30 p.m.St. Mary’s Hall, Rm. 201

Music Industry ForumJohn Goodman5 p.m.Roussel Hall

26The Priests7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall$45 preferred seating$30 reserved$15 Loyola faculty/staff$10 Loyola students

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THANKSGIVINGDAY

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VOODOO FEST

VOODOO FEST

Events are free unless otherwise indicated. Purchase ticketsonline at montage.loyno.edu or call (504) 865-2074.

*Sponsored by the Loyola Alumni Association

NOVEMBER 2013

LOYOLA WEEK

Complimentary pre- performance wine andcheese reception* 6:30 p.m., Roussel Hall


DECEMBER 2013

CHRISTMAS AT LOYOLADecember 8, 3 p.m.Holy Name of Jesus ChurchFree admission

Loyola University celebrates the holidayseason with Christmas at Loyola: A MusicalCelebration at Holy Name of Jesus Church.Each year, Christmas at Loyola showcasesseveral of the College of Music and Fine Arts’ensembles, including the Loyola ChamberOrchestra, the Loyola Chorale and ChamberSingers, and the Loyola Brass Ensemble. Thecelebratory fare also features a Christmascarol audience sing-along. Christmas atLoyola has been an annual tradition of Loyolaand its community for more than 21 yearsand continues to be one of the most popularcommunity events of the season.

SINGING WITH SANTADecember 7, 10 a.m.Danna Student Center$10 per family

Bring the children for a fun-filled afternoonwith our special guests from the North Pole,including photos with Santa. The event willfeature a cookie decorating station offering awide array of colored icings and decorativetoppings, along with a cookie of your choice.Porta-Puppet Players will also provide amagical show, and the children are invited toa sing-along with Santa and Ms. Claus. Aprofessional photographer will be available tooffer holiday photos for all participants.Family or individual photos will cost $10 each.

Sponsored by the Loyola Alumni Association


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Loyola SymphonyOrchestra7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

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Christmas at Loyola3 p.m.Holy Name of Jesus Church

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NOVA ChoraleHope7:30 p.m.Holy Name of Jesus Church

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Events are free unless otherwise indicated. Purchase ticketsonline at montage.loyno.edu or call (504) 865-2074.


JANUARY 2014

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's The Magic Flute premiered to greatacclaim in Vienna, Austria in September 1791. The composer's finalopera immediately transports the audience to a fairy tale world.Prince Tamino, upon receiving a magical flute from the Queen of theNight, sets out to rescue her daughter Pamina from Sarastro, seekinggreater wisdom during his journey. Papageno, Tamino’s birdcatchercompanion, also hopes for a wife, but prefers good food and wine tohigher learning! Their quest is riddled with countless obstacles, butultimately love and light triumph over evil and darkness. Bill Fabris(The Pirates of Penzance, 2010; The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein,2012; Candide, 2013) returns as stage director/choreographer, andCarol Rausch once again assumes the role of musicdirector/conductor.

JANUARY 24, 7:30 p.m. • JANUARY 26, 3 p.m. • Roussel Hall

$40 preferred seating | $25 reserved seating | $15 Loyola faculty/staff/students

Blood Moon, painting in oil by Patti Adams

LOYOLA OPERA PRESENTS



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7 8 9 10 11Metropolitan OperaDistrict Auditions10 a.m.Roussel HallFree, open to public

12Metropolitan OperaRegional Auditions1:30 p.m.Roussel Hall$10 general admissionLoyola students/faculty free

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JR.’SBIRTHDAYHOLIDAY

21 22 23Jazz Underground Donald Harrison:King of Nouveau Swing7:30 p.m.Old U.S. Mint$10 general admission$5 Loyola faculty/staffStudents free

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Loyola OperaMozart’s The Magic Flute7:30 p.m., Roussel HallSee page above forticket prices

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26Loyola OperaMozart’sThe Magic Flute3 p.m.Roussel Hall$40 preferred seating$25 reserved seating$15 fac./staff/students

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Events are free unlessotherwise indicated.Purchase tickets online atmontage.loyno.edu or call (504) 865-2074.

Complimentary pre-opera wine andcheese reception* 6:30 p.m., Roussel Hall

*Sponsored by theLoyola AlumniAssociation

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WASHINGTON GARCIA, PIANO February 21

MASTERCLASS: 12 p.m.RECITAL: 7:30 p.m.

Roussel HallFree admission

Ecuadorian native Washington Garciabegan his musical studies at the ageof six, and his performancesthroughout Ecuador led him tobecome a seasoned veteran of theconcert platform. Currently assistantprofessor of piano at Texas StateUniversity-San Marcos, Garcia hasperformed on concert stages aroundthe world and has received numerousawards and honors.

February 5 – 8, 7:30 p.m. and February 9, 2 p.m.Lower Depths Theater$12 general admission

$8 Loyola students/seniors/faculty/staff

The unflinching tale of one woman at fivedifferent times in her life, this award-winningplay provides a moving portrait of anextraordinary “ordinary” woman.

Albertine in Five Times WRITTEN BY Michael TremblayTRANSLATED BY Linda Gaboriau


1Music EducationLecture SeriesRichard Saucedo9 a.m.Roussel Hall

2 3 4 5Loyola TheatreAlbertine in Five Times7:30 p.m., Lower Depths $12 general admission$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff

Francois Le RouxOpera Masterclass7:30 p.m.Opera Guild Home

6Biever Lecture SeriesMatt Shlian10 a.m. LectureMM2, Monroe Library5 p.m. ReceptionDiboll Art Gallery

Loyola TheatreAlbertine in Five Times7:30 p.m., Lower Depths See Wednesday prices

7Loyola TheatreAlbertine in Five Times7:30 p.m.Lower Depths Theater$12 general admission$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff

8Lilya ZilbersteinPiano Masterclass10 a.m., Roussel Hall

Loyola TheatreAlbertine in Five Times7:30 p.m.Lower Depths Theater$12 general admission$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff

9Loyola TheatreAlbertine in Five Times2 p.m., Lower Depths $12 general admission$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff

Amy ThiavilleViolin Recital3 p.m., Roussel Hall

10 11 12Mark GroteVisiting Lecture SeriesWilliam Lamson6:30 p.m.Miller Hall, Room 114

13ValentinesPatti Adams, flute and Yui Asano, piano7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

14 15Electronic Music at Loyola7 p.m.Roussel Hall

16 17 18 19 20Jazz Underground 2nd Annual All Star Jam featuring Masakowski,Vidacovich, Essenault,Guerin, & Dagradi7:30 p.m., Satchmo’s$10 general admission$5 Loyola faculty/staffLoyola’s tudents free

21Washington GarciaPiano Masterclass12 p.m.Roussel Hall

Washington GarciaPiano Recital7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

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Events are freeunless otherwiseindicated. Purchasetickets online atmontage.loyno.eduor call (504) 865-2074.

FEBRUARY 2014


45TH ANNUAL LOYOLA JAZZ FESTIVAL

VICTOR GOINES ’84 with theLOYOLA JAZZ BANDMarch 15, 4:30 p.m., Roussel Hall$10 general admission$5 Loyola students/faculty/staff

Victor Goines ’84, world-renowned clarinetist,saxophonist, educator, and one of the most respectedmusicians in jazz today, will perform with the LoyolaJazz Band at the 45th annual Loyola Jazz Festival.The two-day festival also includes a performance bythe Loyola Faculty Jazz Ensemble, masterclasses withGoines and other jazz musicians, and performancesby high school jazz bands.

Loyola is grateful to the Louis Armstrong EducationalFoundation for its dedication to service in the communityand ongoing support of our educational outreach programsas part of the annual Jazz Festival.

LPO Masterclass Series

PAUL JACOBSORGAN MASTERCLASSMarch 14, 2 p.m.Rayne Memorial Methodist Church

Loyola University is proud topresent the LouisianaPhilharmonic OrchestraMasterclass Series. Featuring awide range of celebratedmusicians, the series includesBenedetto Lupo and LilyaZilberstein on piano, KarenGomyo and Philippe Quint onviolin, Paul Jacobs on organ, anda special conductor’s class withCarlos Miguel Prieto. The LPO willoffer live web-casts of several ofthese events, all of which are freeand open to the public.

The LPO Masterclass Series at Loyolais made possible by generous supportfrom Drs. Dennis and Lynne Gleiber.

MARCH 2014


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9 10Michael Strauss Viola Masterclass5 p.m.C/M room 240

11Michael StraussOrchestra RepMasterclass6:30 p.m.C/M room 240

12 13 Paul JacobsOrgan Masterclass

2 p.m., Rayne MemorialMethodist Church

Loyola Faculty Jazz Ensemble4:30 p.m., Roussel Hall

Hound of the Baskervilles7:30 p.m., Marquette Th.See Saturday prices

15Loyola Jazz Band with Victor Goines*4:30 p.m., Roussel HallPrices on page aboveHound of theBaskervilles7:30 p.m., Marquette Th.$12 general admission$8 stud./srs./fac./staff

16 17 18James Carter String Quartet7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

19 20ElectroAcousticEnsemble7 p.m., Roussel Hall

Hound of theBaskervilles7:30 p.m., Marquette Th.$12 general admission$8 stud./srs./fac./staff

21Loyola TheatreHound of theBaskervilles7:30 p.m., Marquette Th.$12 general admission$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff

22Loyola UniversityWind Ensemble 3 p.m., Roussel Hall

Loyola TheatreHound of theBaskervilles7:30 p.m., Marquette Th.See Friday prices

23Loyola ChamberSingers performQuatre Motets andRenaissance MassMovements7:30 p.m., Holy Nameof Jesus Church

24 25 26 27Jazz Underground Evan Christopher:Clarinet Road7:30 p.m., Old U.S. Mint$10 general admission$5 Loyola faculty/staffLoyola students free

28 29Loyola TheatreSpring Senior One-Act Festival7 p.m.Lower Depths Theater

LoyolaConcert Band

3 p.m., Roussel Hall

Gregorian ChantLaetare Mass7:30 p.m., Holy Name

Spring Senior One-Act Festival7 p.m., Lower Depths

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LOYOLA INV.BAND FEST.

ELECTROACOUSTICENSEMBLE

March 207 p.m., Roussel Hall

Free admission

By integrating computers into conventionalmusic making, this laptop orchestra isreinventing the traditional orchestral model.They use keyboards, game controllers and mini-drum pads to sample and manipulate traditionalsounds into new, modified electronic versions.

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APRIL 2014

Loyola Ballet Celebrates

NATIONAL DANCE WEEKApril 4 – 5, 8 p.m.Roussel Hall$12 general admission$8 Loyola faculty/staff/students/seniors

LOYOLA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA with Concerto Competition WinnersApril 26, 7:30 p.m., Roussel Hall, Free admission

Join us in celebrating the success of our mosttalented music students as they perform works ofthe concerto repertoire with the Loyola SymphonyOrchestra, directed by Jean Montès, D.M.A.

OPERA WORKSHOP

H2OperaApril 24, 7:30 p.m.,Roussel Hall$8 general admissionFree for faculty/staff/students/seniors


NEW ORLEANSJAZZ AND HERITAGEFESTIVAL

1 2New York WoodwindQuintet Masterclass2:30 p.m.C/M Rm. 240

Loyola TheatreSpring Senior One-Act Festival7 p.m.Lower Depths Theater

3Loyola TheatreSpring Senior One-Act Festival7 p.m.Lower Depths Theater

4Loyola Ballet Spring Concert8 p.m., Roussel Hall$12 gen. adm.$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff

5Loyola Ballet Spring Concert8 p.m., Roussel Hall$12 gen. adm.$8 students/seniors/faculty/staff


7Opening ReceptionGraphic DesignSenior Student Show5 – 8 p.m.Diboll Art Gallery

Loyola TheatreSpring Senior One-Act Festival7 p.m., Lower Depths

8Loyola Chorale andUniversity Chorusperform RalphVaughan Williams’Dona nobis pacemand J.S. Bach’sJesu meine Freude7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

9Philippe QuintViolin Masterclass6 p.m.C/M Room 230



12Loyola ChamberOrchestra7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

13Indian Arts CircleTrillogy: A Confluenceof North IndianClassical MusicR. Chakraborty, sarod;J. Bannister, saxophone;S. Chatterjee, tabla5 p.m., Roussel Hall

Tickets: iacneworleans.com

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23 24Opening ReceptionBachelor of ArtsStudio Exhibit5 – 8 p.m., Diboll Gallery

Opera WorkshopH2Opera7:30 p.m., Roussel Hall$8 general admissionLoyola fac./staff/seniors/students free

25 26Loyola SymphonyOrchestra withConcertoCompetition Winners7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

27 28 29Loyola Jazz Band7:30 p.m.Roussel Hall

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NEW ORLEANS JAZZ AND HERITAGE FESTIVAL



PRESIDENT’SOPEN HOUSE

EASTER HOLIDAYS

EASTER HOLIDAYS


MAY 2014

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS STUDIO EXHIBIT

Each B.F.A. student is asked to exhibit a body of workrepresenting their evolution over the four-year program. In asense, it is both a final exam and a celebration of each student’sartistic development. The exhibition is free and open to thepublic.

OPENING RECEPTION: May 5, 5 – 8 p.m. Collins C. Diboll Art Gallery

GALLERY HOURS: Monday to Saturday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.Sunday: 12 – 6 p.m.

FDRDave Hood, B.F.A. ’09Woodcut

OversewnMorgan Lirette, B.F.A. ’13Mixed media

SelfBRIA BROWN, B.F.A. ’13Pencil of Rives BFK


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NEW ORLEANSJAZZ AND HERITAGE FESTIVAL

NEW ORLEANS JAZZ AND HERITAGE FESTIVAL

Events are free unless otherwise indicated. Purchase tickets online at montage.loyno.eduor call (504) 865-2074.



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Loyola Summer Jazz Band Camp

Loyola Alumni College

Summer Theatre Camp: Grease, School Version


JUNE 2014

Louis“Satchmo”ArmstrongSummer Jazz Camp

Summer Theatre Camp: Grease, School Version

Summer Theatre Camp: Grease, School VersionLoyola Theatre Arts andSouthern Rep Summer Theatre Camp

LoyolaAlumniCollege

GREASE, SCHOOL VERSIONFor ages 9 to 12Camp Dates: June 9 – 27Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Performance Dates:Friday, June 27, 7 p.m.Saturday, June 28, 2 p.m. Saturday, June 28, 7 p.m.

Lower Depths Theater

FOOTLOOSEFor ages 13 to 18Camp Dates: July 7 – 25Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Performance Dates:Friday, July 25, 7 p.m. Saturday, July 26, 2 p.m. Saturday, July 26, 7 p.m.

Lower Depths Theater

Loyola Summer Jazz Band CampJUNE 16 – 19, 2014This annual program provides opportunities for non-beginnerstudents in grades 7 – 12 to increase their skills, understanding,and appreciation of jazz. Students work closely with the LoyolaJazz Faculty for masterclasses, private lessons, improvisation andcombos, and by attending evening concerts featuring faculty andspecial guests. Scholarships to the Jazz Band Camp will beawarded to outstanding performers at the Loyola University JazzFestival, held March 14 – 15, 2014. For more information, contactJohn Mahoney at [email protected]

Camp information: visit www.southernrep.com, click on “Arts Education” or e-mail [email protected]


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St. Ignatius

JULY 2014

Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong Summer Jazz Camp



Loyola KIDSART

N.O. Int.Piano Comp.& Keyboard

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New Orleans International Piano and Keyboard Festival

Summer Theatre Camp: Footloose




Loyola KIDSART

Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong Summer Jazz CampJUNE 30 – JULY 18, 2014The Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation and Loyola UniversityNew Orleans have developed a long and meaningful relationshipbetween their summer programs by providing highly accomplishedjazz musicians to train and expand musical opportunities for theyounger generation. More information on camp offerings, auditions,and fees can be found online at www.louisarmstrongjazzcamp.com

Loyola KIDSART JULY 7 – 18, 2014KidsArt is an art program for children ages 7 – 14. The curriculumis based on art history and provides authentic hands-onexperiences in painting, drawing, printmaking, ceramics, andsculpture. The courses are taught by experienced, certifiedteachers and studio artists, and the program will conclude with a student art exhibition open to family and friends.

cmfa.loyno.edu/prep-arts/kidsart or (504) 865-3627

New Orleans InternationalPiano Competition &Keyboard Festival/Piano InstituteJULY 20 – 27, 2014, ROUSSEL HALLFor more information, visit www.masno.com

Musical Arts Societyof New Orleans


6363 St. Charles Avenue, Box 8

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Orleans, LA 70118-6195

(504) 865-2074

montage.loyno.edu

The College of Music and Fine Arts is grateful

for the support of our visiting committee.

Mrs. Sarah G. Abrusley

Dr. Siddharth K. Bhansali

Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Bruno

Mr. Edgar Chase III

Mrs. Mary Lou Christovich

Mrs. Sally Doody, Chair

Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Friedman

Mr. Charles F. Gay, Jr.

Dr. Lynne M. Gleiber

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Grundmeyer

Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Hanem

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Dr. Nina M. Kelly

Dr. and Mrs. I. Ricardo Martinez, Jr.

Dr. Milton W. Seiler, Jr.

Dr. Emel Songu Mize and Dr. R. Ranney Mize

Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Stewart

Dr. Nia K. Terezakis

Ms. Sandra Trout-Wilson

Mrs. Mary Ann Valentino

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. W

artelle

Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. W

eilbaecher

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