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C O N C E R T CALENDAR

C O L U M B U S S T A T E U N I V E R S I T YS C H W O B S C H O O L O F M U S I C

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Not your grandfather’s organ concert! 4 Hands and 4 Feet at the same organ console provides twice the excitement generated on the world-class Jordan Concert Organ, featuring pairs of local organists in fun music for the entire family. A complete sell-out last year...get here early!

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ALL PERFORMANCES TAKE PLACE ON CSU’S

RIVERPARK CAMPUS @ RIVERCENTER FOR

THE PERFORMING ARTS | 900 BROADWAY |

COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.

TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH RIVERCENTER

BOX OFFICE. PLEASE CALL 706.256.3612 FOR

MORE INFORMATION. FOR CONCERTS THAT ARE

FREE ADMISSION, TICKETS ARE NOT REQUIRED.

For more information visit:

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A SCHOOL OF MUSIC WITHIN A

PUBLIC UNIVERSITYThe Schwob School is a community of artists committed to the highest standards of artistry and integrity within a selective and nurturing learning environment. The Schwob School of Music’s dedicated faculty of teaching artists embraces a creative approach to best practices in education and seeks to realize fully each individual’s unique talent and professional development. Centrally located within a vibrant downtown arts campus in an outstanding music facility, the Schwob School of Music provides a professionally focused experience that prepares individuals to become leaders in the profession.

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Join the Schwob School of Music’s own Oberlander and Wang, with special guest Paul Vaillancourt on percussion for an evening of drama and excitement. These musicians perform together throughout the U.S. and are beginning their 2013-2014 season with a concert in our own celebrated Legacy Hall.

Faculty RecitalLISA OBERLANDER | CLARINET

YIEN WANG | PIANO

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Earl Coleman, the William & Isabelle Curry Eminent Faculty Scholar Chair in Voice will present an afternoon of music for voice and violin including works by Mendelssohn, Faure, Strauss and 20th century North American composers. He will be assisted by Janie Lee Bullock, piano, Betty Anne Diaz, piano, Joseph Golden, organ, Susan Tomkiewicz, oboe, Mary Walker, piano, and Yien Wang, piano.

Faculty RecitalEARL COLEMAN | BARITONE + VIOLIN

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Join faculty artist Amy Griffi ths and collaborative pianist Yien Wang for an evening of music spanning four centuries! Enjoy works by Handel, Decruck, Bolcom and Cockroft.

Faculty RecitalAMY GRIFFITHS | SAXOPHONE

YIEN WANG | PIANO

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Join faculty trumpet artist Rob Murray and collaborative piano artist Yien Wang for an afternoon of exciting and engaging American trumpet repertoire. Featured on the program will be famed trumpeter Rafael Mendez’ signature classic “La Virgen de la Macarena”, “Three Bagatelles” by award-winning composer Fisher Tull, and “Sonata for Trumpet and Piano” by the self-proclaimed ‘Bad Boy of Music’ George Antheil. Also of special interest will be Dr. Murray’s performance of “Kaleidosuite”, composed by his high school band director Ray Johnson, well known for his published chamber and wind band music. And, continuing their exploration of new music Dr. Murray will be joined by his wife Lauren Murray on English horn performing as the duo ‘Harmonie del Sur’ as they premier “Salon Music,” written for them by faculty composer Fred Cohen.

Faculty RecitalROB MURRAY | TRUMPET

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Please join us for the fi rst CSU Wind Orchestra concert of the year! This concert features a wide variety of music inspired by the written word, from composers as diverse as J.S. Bach, Leonard Bernstein and Jaromir Weinberger. The concert will open with a 25th anniversary performance of Johan de Meij’s “Gandalf” from his Sudler Award-winning Lord of the Rings symphony for band.

CSU Wind OrchestraJAMIE L. NIX | CONDUCTOR

JEFFERY LAWSON | GRADUATE CONDUCTOR

JOSEPH GOLDEN | ORGAN

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Please join us for the fi rst Wind Ensemble concert of the year, featuring a grand march by Wagner, a beautifully poignant serenade by a young Richard Strauss, a set of variations on “When Johnny Comes Marching Home” by Morton Gould, and a percussive tribute to legendary Cuban band leader and tv star Desi Arnaz. The 2nd half features a band masterwork, H. Owen Reed’s folk song symphony, La Fiesta Mexicana.

CSU Wind EnsembleJAMIE L. NIX | CONDUCTOR

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Faculty + Guest Artist RecitalIRINA NUZOVA | PIANO

WENDY WARNER | CELLO

Wendy Warner and Irina Nuzova have played together for years, but offi cially formed a duo in 2008 with the intention of performing and recording the canonical sonatas for cello and piano from the past and present, as well as commissioning unique arrangements and new music.

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Guest Artist RecitalGERRY PAGANO | BASS TROMBONE

Bass trombonist of the Saint Louis Symphony and recording artist Gerry Pagano presents a guest artist recital in Legacy Hall. He will be joined onstage by pianist Yien Wang and Dr. Bradley Palmer on trombone.

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CSU Jazz EnsembleJoin us for live jazz! Come to beautiful Legacy Hall for a rousing evening of jazz presented by the talented student performers of the CSU Jazz Ensemble, featuring a wide variety of sounds and styles. An exciting evening not to be missed!

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Guest Artist RecitalANN MARIE DAEHN | MEZZO SOPRANO

PETER COLLINS | PIANO

Mezzo soprano Ann Marie Daehn and pianist Peter Collins present an evening of “Music of Women Composers.” Both award winning artists are currently on the faculty at Missouri State University.

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Faculty RecitalTRIO CARRIZO:

SUSAN TOMKIEWICZ | OBOE

RON WIRT | BASSOON

YIEN WANG | PIANO

Back by popular demand, Trio Carrizo will once again dazzle audiences this fall with works by Alyssa Morris, Bill Douglas, Francis Poulenc and more! Join faculty artists Susan Tomkiewicz, oboe, Ron Wirt, bassoon, and collaborative pianist Yien Wang, piano, for an evening of wonderful trio music.

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Faculty RecitalMARTIN COCHRAN | EUPHONIUMPlease join CSU’s newly appointed euphonium professor, Dr. Martin Cochran, for an evening recital of popular favorites from the euphonium repertoire. Dr. Cochran will be joined by Yien Wang on the piano.

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Guest Artist RecitalSCOTT POOL | BASSOONScott Pool is the Bassoon Professor at the University of Texas at Arlington and formerly was Associate Professor of Bassoon at Valdosta State University in Valdosta, GA. He has also been the resident bassoonist at the Orfeo International Music Festival in Vipiteno, Italy since 2009. A proponent of new music, Scott’s latest recordings can be heard on the CD Landscapes: The Double Reed Music of Daniel Baldwin.

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Earl Coleman Studio RecitalStudents of Professor Earl Coleman, The William & Isabelle Curry Eminent Faculty Scholar Chair in Voice, will present songs in Italian, German, French and English by women composers of the baroque, classical, romantic and twentieth century periods in music.

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Ye Shall Have a SongUNIVERSITY SINGERS

Ye Shall Have a Song is an eclectic and varied program that will feature both solo and ensemble works, highlighting and contrasting the art that is inherent in singing, a unique and extraordinary way of expressing life experiences. Visiting professor Frode Gundersen will conduct and the Singers will be accompanied by Janie Lee Bullock on piano. 30307 : 3 0 P M

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Faculty RecitalMUSIC OF BRAZILROBERT SHARPE | GUITAR


ANDREW ZOHN | GUITARCSU faculty members Wendy Warner, Andrew Zohn and Robert Sharpe will present a program of music for cello and guitars featuring compositions by Brazillian composers Gnatalli, Assad, and Villa-Lobos.


Faculty Recital COLUMBUS BRASS

The faculty brass quintet of Columbus State University will perform the fi rst half of the concert in the traditional brass quintet setting, and will be joined by other faculty and our top brass students for a large brass ensemble performance on the second half.

The CSU Philharmonic will be presenting two masterworks on this program starting with Benjamin Britten’s dazzling and passionate Four Sea Interludes from his opera Peter Grimes. Next will be Johannes Brahms timeless Symphony No. 3, featuring rich sonorities and long, gorgeous melodies.

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NIGHTCAPThe third annual NIGHTCAP concert features a dozen student composers presenting world premieres in an interactive and exciting environment.

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CSU Trombone EnsembleJoin the CSU Trombone Ensemble for their fall concert. The ensemble was featured at the 2013 International Trombone Festival here at CSU this past June, and this concert will be an exciting follow up!


Guitar and Voice Studio RecitalStudents of the Schwob School of Music’s guitar and voice studios will perform an evening of music featuring selections from the Renaissance through the contemporary era.

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CSU Choral Union + Auburn University Choral Department + the Columbus Symphony Orchestra ConcertThe CSU Choral Union will be joined by singers from the Auburn University Choral Department as they present the German Requiem of Johannes Brahms with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra, conducted by George Del Gobbo. The Columbus State University Singers will open the program with an elegy entitled Nanie, a poem by Friederich Schiller set to music by Brahms. We hope you will join us for this exciting collaboration!


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CSU Trumpet EnsemblePlease join the Schwob School of Music’s internationally recognized Trumpet Ensemble for an exciting program of original works as well as the premiere of CSU Faculty composer Fred Cohen’s new work written especially for this group!

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CSU Contemporary EnsembleThe CSU Contemporary Ensemble will begin its 2013-14 season with a performance of Japanese composer Toru Takemitsu’s atmospheric and mediative Sacrifi ce. This will be followed by a work by Syracuse based composer Andrew Waggoner’s jazzy Exorcist, a modern work that explores the relationships between guitar, saxophone, piano, and percussion. The program will fi nish with Pulitzer Prize winning composer Shulamit Ran’s driving Double Vision, a tour de force for winds, brass, percussion and piano.

Join internationally acclaimed and distinguished Faculty Artists Alexander Kobrin, piano, Sergiu Schwartz, violin, and Wendy Warner, cello, for an evening of romantic Russian piano trios, featuring Rachmaninov’s Trio élégiaque No. 1 in G minor and Arensky’s Trio No. 1 in D minor.

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Invoking SpiritsCSU WIND ORCHESTRA:

JAMIE L. NIX | CONDUCTOR

SEAN POWELL | GUEST CONDUCTOR

JEFFERY LAWSON | GRADUATE CONDUCTOR

AMY GRIFFITHS | SAXOPHONE

Through a variety of musical styles, Invoking Spirits will conjure the spirits of Elizabethan England folk songs, the love of a man and a woman, a Persian king, an Aramaic prayer and a well-known Christmas hymn. With works by Grantham, Whitacre, Mackey, Bruch and Dello Joio, you will not want to miss this special Monday evening concert!

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Opera PerformanceAMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORSThe perfect, 40 minute, heartwarming family oriented holiday musical presentation of Amahl and the Night Visitors by Gian-Carlo Menotti will fi ll the intimate space of the Studio Theatre with beautiful music and a touching story about a young shepherd, his mother and three very special visitors from the east embarking on a magical journey. Amahl has an unforgettable, life-changing experience when he meets the visitors, which culminates with a miracle that envelops the boy and his astonished mother. Don’t miss this rare and wonderful musical story!

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CSU Wind EnsembleJAMIE L. NIX | CONDUCTOR

H. ROBERT REYNOLDS | GUEST CONDUCTOR

ALLAN MCMURRAY | GUEST CONDUCTOR

LISA OBERLANDER | CLARINET

Please join us for the concert to kick off the 16th Annual Conductors Workshop at CSU. Two “deans” of wind band conducting in the United States will be joining us—H. Robert Reynolds of the University of Southern California (and Director of Bands emeritus of the University of Michigan), and Allan McMurray, recently retired Director of Bands at the University of Colorado. The program features Strauss’s Vienna Philharmonic Fanfare, then a beautiful chamber work by Spanish composer Joaquin Rodrigo, followed by a rock-n-roll concerto for clarinet inspired by Led Zeppelin’s Black Dog. Maestro Reynolds will lead the Wind Ensemble in his own setting of Morten Laurdisen’s magnifi cent O Magnum Mysterium, before closing the concert with John Mackey’s Redline Tango.

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CSU PhilharmonicThe CSU Philharmonic’s fi nal concert of the Fall season will feature a world premiere by gifted Schwob student Nathan Hudson, a new work by hot New York composer Sean Sheppard entitled Blue Blazes, and Johann Strauss, Jr’s Die Fledermaus Overture, led by student conductor David Jang. In addition, faculty trumpet professor Dr. Robert Murray will be the soloist for Haydn’s Trumpet Concerto. All under the direction of Paul Hostetter, the Ethel Foley Distinguished Chair in Orchestral Activities.

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Piano Studio RecitalJoin L.Rexford Whiddon Distinguished Chair in Piano Alexander Kobrin and the Piano Studio of Schwob School of Music for the incredible joy of music making in Legacy Hall!

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The perfect, 40 minute, heartwarming family oriented holiday musical presentation of Amahl and the Night Visitors by Gian-Carlo Menotti will fi ll the intimate space of the Studio Theatre with beautiful music and a touching story about a young shepherd, his mother and three very special visitors from the east embarking on a magical journey. Amahl has an unforgettable, life-changing experience when he meets the visitors, which culminates with a miracle that envelops the boy and his astonished mother. Don’t miss this rare and wonderful musical story!

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Guitar Studio RecitalMembers of the Schwob School of Music Guitar Studio will perform a program featuring repertoire for the solo guitar.

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For almost forty years, the Schwob School of

Music has played an active and vibrant role in

the artistic life of Columbus, Georgia. Bringing

to our stages world-class guest artists and

outstanding ensemble performances, the

Schwob School keeps Columbus apace with

leading musical cities across the country and

around the world. Off stage, the Schwob School

pursues a strong degree of civic engagement

with our students and faculty in partnership

with a variety of organizations throughout

our community. Private support has been one

of the most important factors in the growth

and development of the School of Music to

its current level of excellence. Donating to

the Schwob School of Music is an investment

in your community. Please consider a gift to

support scholarships, performances, and other

School of Music programming and initiatives.

Your continuing support will help us in our

quest to become one of the leading music

schools in the nation and help us serve you –

our music family.

TO DONATE TO THE SCHWOB SCHOOL OF

MUSIC, PLEASE CONTACT REX WHIDDON AT

706.507.8430 OR FILL OUT THE FORM ON THE

FOLLOWING PAGE AND MAIL TO:

REX WHIDDON

SCHWOB SCHOOL OF MUSIC

COLUMBUS STATE UNIVERSITY

4225 UNIVERSITY AVENUE

COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 31907

YOUR SUPPORT

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