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Hurricane Harvey is still affecting Texans and its aftermath will be felt for years to come. Many of our students come from areas that were completely devastated. In UT’s ongoing efforts to support these students, the Butler School of Music is putting on a marathon benefit concert featuring a full roster of faculty, students and other guest artists. Together, we can help ensure the educational pursuits of all our students remain within their reach. HURRICAID A HARVEY BENEFIT CONCERT Tuesday, September 26, 6–10 PM Bates Recital Hall Feel free to come and go as you need throughout the marathon. There is a suggested donation of $20 for this concert to the UT HornRaiser that will provide additional financial aid for UT students who have been impacted by the storm and flooding. Donations can be made at: hornraiser.utexas.edu/project/7565 Use of your electronic device on silent is welcome and encouraged to donate and share this event on social media.
Transcript of Hurricaid - University of Texas at Austin · PDF fileCalvin Wong, soprano saxophone; Sarah...
Hurricane Harvey is still a�ecting Texans and its aftermath will be felt for
years to come. Many of our students come from areas that were
completely devastated.
In UT’s ongoing e�orts to support these students, the Butler School of
Music is putting on a marathon benefit concert featuring a full roster of
faculty, students and other guest artists. Together, we can help ensure the
educational pursuits of all our students remain within their reach.
HURRICAIDA HARVEY BENEFIT CONCERT
Tuesday, September 26, 6–10 PM
Bates Recital Hall
Feel free to come and go as you
need throughout the marathon.
There is a suggested donation of $20 for this concert to the UT HornRaiser that will provide
additional financial aid for UT students who have been impacted by the storm and flooding.
Donations can be made at:
hornraiser.utexas.edu/project/7565
Use of your electronic device on silent is welcome and encouraged to donate and share
this event on social media.
PROGRAM
Opening Remarks Professor Darlene Wiley & Kelly Soucy, Assistant Director of Student
Emergency Services
Julis Klengel Hymnus for 12 Cellos, Op. 57
Bion Tsang and members of his Cello Studio
Zili Li Harvest Song of the Fisherman Song
Beibei Sheng, violin; Claire Chiu, piano
Michael McLean Csardas
Brian Lewis and members of his Violin Studio; Jooyeon Chang, piano
Eugène Bozza A select movement from Jour d'été à la montagne for Flute Quartet
Karen Baumgartner, flute; Hayley Miller, flute; Courtney Regester, flute;
Zach Warren, flute
G.F. Handel Air and Variations from Suite No. 5, The Harmonious Blacksmith
Anton Nel, piano
L. van Beethoven Cello Sonata No. 3 in A Major, Op. 69, III. Rondo: Allegro Vivace
Bion Tsang, cello; Anton Nel, piano
David Werfelmann “Colors at Blazing Speeds” from Hypercolor I
Calvin Wong, soprano saxophone; Sarah Hetrick, alto saxophone; Nicholas
McNamara, tenor saxophone; Chris Padilla, baritone saxophone
Remarks Jamey Van Zandt | Doctoral Student in Trombone Performance
Texas Army National Guard, 36th Infantry Division Band
J.S. Bach Partita No. 4 in D Major, I. Ouvertüre
Farshad Zadeh, piano
Traditional El Cascabel
Mariachi Ensemble
Charles A. Tindley The Storm is Passing Over
Longhorn Singers; Miguel Campinho, piano
Jerry Bock “If I Were a Rich Man” from Fiddler on the Roof
Mikhail Smigelski, bass-baritone; Miguel Campinho, piano
invoke Hard Times Come Again No More
invoke quartet
Johannes Brahms F-A-E Sonata, III. Scherzo in C Minor
Sandy Yamamoto, violin; Colette Valentine, piano
Thomas Arne “The soldier tir'd of war's alarms” from Artaxerxes
Dana Zenobi, soprano; Kelly Kuo, piano
Charles-Marie Widor Introduction et Rondo, Op. 27
Jonathan Gunn, clarinet; Anton Nel, piano
Remarks Brandon Gonzales | Undergraduate in Music Studies
Texas Army National Guard, 36th Infantry Division Band
Sasha Malikov Manhattan Sketches, No. 2 and 3
Sasha Malikov, piano
Vincenzo Bellini “Mira o Norma” from Norma
Julia Taylor, Soprano; Ellie Jarrett Shattles, mezzo-soprano; Rick Rowley, piano
William Bolcom “Amor” from Cabaret Songs
Ellie Jarrett Shattles, mezzo-soprano; Rick Rowley, Piano
Johann Mertz Two selections from Bardenklänge, Op. 13
Fred Springer, guitar
Victor Herbert "Art is Calling for Me" from The Echantress
George Gershwin I Got Rhythm
Hanna Lee, Soprano; Miguel Campinho, piano
Henri Vieuxtemps Souvenir d'Amérique: Variations on "Yankee Doodle"
Sean Riley, Violin
W.A. Mozart Voi Che Sapete from The Marriage of Figaro
Isabella Dolande, mezzo-soprano; Tatiana Storojev, piano
Giuseppe Verdi Count de Silva’s aria from Ernani
Nikita Storojev, bass; Tatiana Storozheva, piano
For more information about Butler School of Music concerts and events, visit our online calendar at music.utexas.edu/calendar
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN • COLLEGE OF FINE ARTSDouglas Dempster, Dean
SARAH AND ERNEST BUTLER SCHOOL OF MUSICMary Ellen Poole, Director
J.S. Bach Sheep May Safely Graze
arr. Petri Michael Guida, piano
Leonard Bernstein Glitter and be Gay from Candide
Hanan Alattar, soprano; Kelly Kuo, piano
Bruno Mars Locked out of Heaven/Happy Medley
Philip Lawrence Boss Street Brass Band | Ormide Armstrong, trumpet; Liam Lord, trumpet;
Ari Levine Jessica Mortensen, tenor sax; Aaron Garcia, trombone; Daniel Jaimes, trombone;
Pharrell Williams Aaron Morgan, sousaphone; Don Gizzard, drums
Bille Holiday There is No Greater Love
Ari Burns, trumpet; Paulo Santos, tenor saxophone; David Kapral, trombone;
Thomas Wenglinski, piano; Chase Goldman, upright bass; Greg Cli�ord, drums
David Maslanka Recitation Book, V. Fanfare Variations on Through Adam’s Fall
Victor Rodriguez, soprano saxophone; Harrison Williams, alto saxophone;
Connor Fryar, tenor saxophone; David Schreck, baritone saxophone
Randal Bass Truth, Light, and Liberty
Samuel Ward America the Beautiful
Peter C. Lutkin The Lord Bless You and Keep You
UT Choirs; Ellie Jarrett Shattles, piano
