Upcoming performances in the Department of Music

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Midwestern State University presents

Jazz Meets Classical

Sarah Dunbar – Saxophone and Flute Corey Robinson – Drums

Amanda Peck – Bass Martin Camacho - Piano

October 26, 2021 | 7:30 p.m. Akin Auditorium

Midwestern State University Wichita Falls, Texas

JAZZMeetsClassical

Program

Four Pictures from New York Roberto Molinelli I. Dreamy Dawn (b.1963) II. Tango Club

Sarah Dunbar – Saxophones

Martin Camacho – Piano Four Cuban Dances M. Ruiz Armengol Ritmonia (1911-2002) Cuban Serenade The Happy Days Seven

Martin Camacho – Piano Suite for Flute and Jazz Trio Claude Bolling

I. Baroque and Blue (1930-2020) II. Sentimentale III. Javanaise IV. Fugace V. Irlandaise VI. Versatile VII. Veloce

Sarah Dunbar – Flute Amanda Peck – Bass

Corey Robinson – Drums Martin Camacho - Piano

Sarah Dunbar is the Assistant Professor of Woodwinds at MSU Texas. An award-winning flutist and saxophonist, she has won prizes in seven international competitions and performed as a soloist in venues such as Carnegie Hall and the Beethoven House. She specializes in multiple woodwind instrument performance across the idioms of classical and jazz. She joined MSU in 2020. Corey Robinson is the Assistant Professor of Percussion and Associate Director of Bands at MSU Texas. A performer and composer, he has premiered numerous commissions and several of his own works at international conferences including the World Saxophone Congress and Percussive Arts Society International Convention. A focus of his interest is duo music for saxophone and percussion. He joined MSU in 2019. Amanda Peck is the Adjunct Professor of Double Bass and Assistant Instructor of the Golden Thunder Marching Band at MSU Texas. As a music educator, she has over ten years of teaching experience in the public schools, and she has performed in several orchestras and small ensembles throughout the country as a double bassist. She joined MSU in 2019. Martin Camacho is Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at MSU Texas. His extensive performing career includes presentations in many countries, prestigious halls around the globe, and as soloist with several symphonic orchestras. A focus of his interest is Latin music and late nineteenth century European music. He joined MSU in 2014.