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State University of New York at Buffalo Department oj Music

Presents

ApPREl\'TICE PROGRAM RECITAL No.2

In conjunction with The Greater Buffal o Opera Company,

The Academy of Vocal Arts (Philadelphia, PAl and

Artp<.trk

Featuring

Sara Sec/em, soprano Cherie Ca/uda, soprano

Suzanne DuPlantis, mezzo soprano Eric Ashcraft. l ellOr

Clay Hulsey , barirolle Jonathall Oehler, bass-baritoIJe

Wednesday, May 27, 1992 8:00 p.m.

Slee Concert Hall

No cameras or tape recorders are permitted in the Concert Hall during the performance

ApPRENTICE PROGRAM RECITAL NO.2 Wednesday, May 27, 1992 8:00 p.m.

I.

Sara Seglcm, soprano Cherie Caiuda, soprano

SU7.anne DuPlantis, mezzo !'ioprano Eric Ashcraft, tenor

Clay Hulsey, haritone Jonathan Oehler, bass·baritone

Slee Concert Hall

ROBERT SCHUMANN (1810·1856)

Spanisc/res Liederspiel, op. 74 (1849) (German texts by Emanuel Geibel, after Spanish folksongs and romances)

.JESUS GURIDI (1886·1961)

Der COlllrabandisle (AlIhaflg)

J. Erste Begegmwg 2. 11llef71lezzo 3. Licbesgram 4. III der Nachr 5. Es i.'il Verraten 6. Melancholic 7. Gestiilldfl;s

8. Bo/se"aji 9. Ie" bill gelieb/

-lntermission-

II.

From: Seis CUflciolles Castellanas No Quicro Ills A l'cl/al/as

Como Quicrcs qlle Adiv;lle

C lay Hulsey, baritone

JOAQUIN TURINA (1882-1949)

XAVIER MONTSALVATGE (h. 1912)

Poema ell Fonlla de Condones (Campoamor) DedicOforia (Piano solo) NUl/co O/vida ... Calltare.f

Los dos Miedos Las LOCfl.Ii por AflIOI

Eric Ashcraft, tenor

Cinco Condones Negras Cuba dellfro de llll PiaI/O

Puma de Habanera Chevere Cancio" de CUI/a para Dormi,. a IIIl Nl');riro Canto Negro

Suzanne DuPlantis, mezzo soprano

JUNE IN BUFFAW Concert I David Felder, Director

HOUSTON DUNLEAVY

SCOTT THOMAS

BARBARA WHITE

DONALD CHAl\mERLAIN

ILYA LEVL'ISON

MARK MANTEL

Sunday, May 31, 1992 8:00 p.m.

Baird Recital Hall

PROGRAM

Tears WiJhou/ Voice

Patti Cudd, percussion

So You Say

David Kuehn, trumpet Rossano Galante, trumpet

MOYemenlsjor Pillno Solo

LUk', piano

- Intermission·

Nine Notions 0/ Consequence

Kathleen Supove, piano

Variations jor Violin Solo

Lee Wilkins, violin

Beat Crisis: LAPD or KKK?

Patti Cudd, percussion

JUNE IN BUFFALO is made possib le in part through funding by: The National Endowment fo r th~ Arts, Meet the Composer, SUNY at Buffalo Conferences in the Disciplines, Dean's Office of Arts and Letters, Department of Music, Graduate Students Association, Music Graduate Students Association, UUAB, Sub Board I, ASCAP I BMI, and Patterson Perperual Trust.

J UNE IN BUFFALO Concert 2 David Felder, Diret:tor

RAFAEL UNAN

A~IEUA KAPLAl'i

DIILIANO DEL CERRO

YL\CE:-IT H.AlVL"IER

~L1CHAEL ZAJONC

Monday, June I, 1992 8:00 p.m.

PROGRAlVI

Pn'mo.vera Ame/ral/ada

Rob~rt Black, bass Tap.

In It/em aria",

LUk', piano

- Intt:rm ission -

Broken Colors

Baird Recital Hall

Robert Schulz, percussion Kirk Brundagl!. percussion Patti Cudd, percussion Jan Williams, conductor

Duo for Bass and Cuilllr

Robert Black, bass Vincent Hammer. guitar

Frame

Tara Hclen O'Conner, tlute JerolTll! Simas, ciarind David Kuehn . trumpet Lon Gormky. trombone: Robert Schulz, percussion Patti Cudd, percussion Kathlecl1 Supove, piano Jan Wil!iams. conductor

JUNE IN BUFFALO is made possible in part thro ugh funding by: The National Endowment for the Arts. Meet the Compo$\:!f, SUNY at BUffalo Conferences in the Disciplines, Dean 's Office! of Arts and Lclkrs, Depanmt:1lt of Music, Graduate Students Association, Music Gr.ldualt! Students Association, UUAB, Sub Board I. ASCAP, BMI, and Patte rson Perpetual Trust.

.I liNE IN BI.WFALO

Cmu:cI" 4 nil vid Felder. Direclor

.IACOU DRlICKMAN

PAUL ELWOOD

E RIC SA WYER

PROGRAM

\Vcdllcsday, JUlie 3, 1992 7:()O p.m.

Allen Hall (Snlllh Campus)

Deliue COli/elite Che L 'alme Beale

Tara Hdcll O'Conner. flut t: Theresa T unniclit'f, darinet Brian Green, ohoe T imothy Schwartz, ho m Jennifer Schuler. hass()()Jl Tape

Disbanded HoriZOll s

Section I: 771ru.\'j, Flight f1ei~hl

Section 1/: " . .. Seen but e/w;ive, the horizon llll /lJuouchable uellmess .•

(Ocltlvio Paz)

Lee Wilkins, vio lin David Wolf, violin Seoft Woolwt!avcr. vio la Joshua Gordon, 'cello

- Intermiss ion -

Oil 'he Bushy Plain

Heidi Emanuel Schmidt, SOpni llO

Kathleen Supovc, piano

GEOFFREY STANTON

J EFFREY STADELMAN

Fall/asia Leggiadro

David Starohin, guitar

Nidlls

Rohan Smith, violin Scott Woolweaver, viola Mark Stewart, 'cello Jermone Simas, clarinet

JU NE IN BUFFALO is made possible in part through funding by : The National Endow ment for the Arts, Meet the Composer, SUNY at Buffalo Conferences in the Disci plines, D~n's Office of Arts and leiters, Department of Music, Graduate Students Associa ti on , Music Graduate Students Association, UUAB, Sub Board I. ASCAP, BMf, .md Patterson Perpe tual Trust.

JUNE IN BUFFALO Concert 3 David Felder, Director

HAESOOKHAN

BRIAN FERNEYHOUGH

DAVID ROGERS

CHARLES WUORINEN

Tuesday, June 2, 1992 8:00 p.m.

SIee Concert Hall

PROGRAM

Three Love Songs

Luk', piano

Bone Alphabet

Steven Schick, percussion

Bonk

Anlhony deMare, piano

- Brief Pause -

On AUiga/ors

Rachel Rudich, /lute Brian Green, oboe Jermone Simas, clarinet Jennifer Scbuler, bassoon David Wolf, violin Lee Wilkins, violin Scott Woolweaver, viola Joshua Gordon, 'cello Bradley Lubman, conductor

JUNE IN BUFFALO is made possible in part through funding by: The National Endowment for the Arts, Meet Ihe Composer, SUNY at Buffalo Conferences in !he Disciplines, Dean's Office of Arts and Letters, Department of Music, Graduate Students Association, Music Graduate Students Association, UUAB, Sub Board I, ASCAP, BMI, and Patterson Perpetual Trust.

JUNE IN BUFFALO Performer's Concert I David Felder, Director

IANNIS XENAKlS

VINKO GLOBOKAR

IANNIS XENAKIS

ROGER SESSIONS

PETER SCULTHORPE

PROGRAM

Rebonds

Toucher

Psappha

Steven Schick, percllssion

. Intermission·

11lUrsday, .Julie 4, 19~2 3:1)() p.lII .

Uaird Rl'Cilai flail

Slf Pieces for Violof/cello (1966) Prelude

Requiem

Joshua Gordon, 'cello

DialoRllc Scherzo Berceuse Fanfa.ry Epilogue

/nlroi(

Kyrie Qui Marimll Lacrimn.w Libera Me Lux Aerel'lUl

STEVEN SCHICK holds Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Percussion Perfo rmance from the University of Iowa and the Soloists Diploma with honors from the Slaatiiche Hochschule fUr Musik in Freiburg, Germany . He is a recipient of Fulbright and Annette Kade Fellowships, the Alan Rose Master Teacher Fellowship (Australia) and the Kranich stein Prize for Interpretation of Contemporary Music from the InternRtiOlmle Ferienkurse flir Neue Musik 1n Darmstadt, Germany. He won first prize in the American Wind SYlllllhony Orchestra Competition (pittsburgh) and second prize in the Gaudenmu s I;::e;:national C':'::l;:,et~::cn for Interprete.s of CO:l~~~?o;:?::-y M'.:. sic (Rc~t'!r( . .;:>.r.;.) .

In recent years Sch ick hns pursued an international career as percllssion soloist and h<l.S

pe rformed in the United States, Soviet Union. Eastern and Western Europe, Latin A1ll cri cn, Australia and New Zealand. Recent concerts include perfofJlwnces at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, New York 's Merkin Hall and "B;Ul~ lin a Can Festival", Percussion 'gS lIlId '90 Festivals (Loudon) . Ars Musica Ft.'slivlll (Urussels) . Rcncontrcs interll<l, ionales de Percussi ons de Paris. and the National Em:ollnter of Percussionists in S:lfJ Pmlio, Orazil. Schick has released recordings with Wergo CR I, The University of luwa Press, Music Hnd Arts Programs of America , and Gunmar Records. He hll~ taught at the Un iversity of Iowa, the Internationaie Ferienkur!\e fiir Neue Mu ~ik (Darmstadt , Germany), the International Percuss ion Workshop (Bydgoszcz, Poland), the Royal College of Music (London), and Cal ifornia State University, Fresno. He is current ly on the regular faculty of the University of Cal ifornia, San Diego and gives an ongoing series of master cl asses as visiting lec turer in percllssion at the Rotterdam Conservatory.

Cellist JOSIJUA GORDON ha!\ qu ickly established hil11!'elf as an active soloist. clw mher mm:ician, and advocate of contemporary music, He has performed in II1njnr conce rt h a ll~

ill New Ynrk City, Washington, D.C. , and throughout the United State~ , Camula, and West Germany. He has performed on le::uling serie.c;. including the Americttll Cornpo,c;ers series at the Kennedy Center. the SUllllllergarden series Ht the Museum of Modern Art , :-tlld the Arts Alive series in the U.S. Virgin Islands. He ha~ perform ed at the Trtnglewood ttnd Waterloo festivals, the Composers' Conference at Wellesley College, and the Ju ne in Buff",ln festival. He has perfollned with the New York Chttmher Solo;sls. Orp l1t.' lIS. Continuum, the GroUJl for Contemporary Music, Speculum MusicHI!. the Rog.er Ses.<;inns Society. the Bronx Arts Ensemble, and as a memher of the Pers lchelli QtlHrtet find the Barrow Street Cellos, He has appeared as soloist with the Colonial Symp hony , the Contra res Ensemble, the Livingston Symphony, and the New Jersey Symphony. He is principal cellist with the Colonial Symphony and the ContrHres Ensemble. He has performed on WNYC, WNCN, and WQXR radio in New York City, and in 1985 he was invit ed to perform with the Juilliard Quartet on the PBS I)rogram Live frolll Lincoln Center: Ju ill ianJ at 80.

lie iHls received several awards, including the CD. 1<tckson Master Award for outstanding achievement at the Tanglewood Music Center, second prize in the 1984 New Jersey Symphony competition, and the Rena Shapiro Memorial Scholarship from the luilliard School, where he received his B,M. and M.M. degrees in 1987. In 1990 he was a winner of Artists Inte rnational's Cello Award , resulting in a dehut recital in Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall. He was also the recipient of grants frol11 the Institute of International Education and the Victor Herhert Foundation. His principal teachers inc lude Harvey Shapiro and Joel Krosnick, ami he has studied chamber music with the Juilliard Quartet, Paul Zukofsky, Gilbert Kalish, JUlins Levine, and Samuel Sanders. Mr. Gordon is a native of Whippany, New Jersey.

JUNE IN BUFFALO is IlHHle possible in par! through funding hy: The National Endowment for the I\rts, Meet the Composer , SUNY at Buffalo Conferences in the Disc iplines, De:l ll' s Office of Arts and Letters, Department of Music, Graduate Students A~soc i:lti on, Music C: -7 :..':;",.~~Stucenl.s A~~ociation , UUAB , Sub Board l, ASCAP, 8MI , and Patterson Perpetual

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JUNE IN BUFFALO Concert 5 David Felder, Director

FRANK PECQUET

ELIZABETH START

RICK SAt'IIFORD

DOUGLAS COHEN

Thursday, June 4, 1992 8:00 p.m.

Slee Concert Hall

PROGRAM

KaJeidosonic

Robert Black, bass (with computer processing)

TransmigraLion

David Starobin, guitar Rachel Rudich, alto flute

Oleander

Tara Helen O'Conner, flute Kirk Brundage, percussion Kathleen Supove, piano/celeste David Starobin, guitar Harvey Sollberger. conductor

MovemenJ through Stasis

Tara Helen O'Conner, flute Theresa Tunnicliff, clarinet Rohan Smith, violin Mark Stewart, 'cello Robert Schulz, percussion Anthony deMare, piano Jan Williams, conductor

JUNE IN BUFFALO is made possible in part through funding by: The National Endowment for the Arts, Meet the Composer, SUNY at Buffalo Conferences in the Disciplines, Dean's Office of Arts and utters, Department of Music, Graduate Students Association, Music Graduate Students Association, UUAB, Sub Board I, ASCAP, BMI, and Patterson Perpetual Trust.

JUNE IN BUFFALO Concert 6 David Felder, Director

ALTON HOWE CLINGAN

BRADLEY LUBMAN

PETER ALEXANDER

Friday, JUlie 5, 1992 8:00 p.m.

Sic.., COllcert Hall

PROGRAM

171e Decay of Ihe Allgel

Cheryl Gobbetti, flute Jerome Simas, clarinet David Wolf, violin Joshua Gordon, 'cello Stephen Manes, piano Harvey Soli berger, conductor

Trigram

Tara Helen O'Conner, flute Luk', piano Kirk Bnllldage, percussion

Zym

David Wolf, violin Mark Stewart, 'cello Anthony deMarc, piano

AMY WLLLlAMS

VAN UECKER

MICIIAEL JOIIANSON

Suile for Five

Courante Allemande Gigue Sarabande Minuel and Trio

Rachel Rudich, flute Brian Green, oboe Robert Black, bass Beth Ann Breneman, harp Robert Schulz, percussion

ElderoeTlY Flllle SOllgs

Heidi Emanuel Schmidt, soprano Tara Helen O'Conncr, flute Rachel Rudich, flute David Starobin, guitar

Re-emergellces

Cheryl Gobbetti, flut e Theresa TUllnicliff, clarinet Rohan Smith, violin Mark Stewart, 'cello Robert Schulz, percussion Steven Schick, percussion Stephen Manes, piano Harvey Soli berger, conductor

JUNE IN BUFFALO is made possible in part through funding by: The National Endowment for the Arts, Meet the Composer, SUNY at Buffalo Conferences in the Disciplines. Dean's Office of Arts and Letters, Department of Music, Graduate Students Association, Music Graduate Students Association, UUAB, Sub Board I, ASCAP, 8MI, and Patterson Perpetual Trust.

JUNE IN BUFFALO Concert 7 David Felder, Director

Saturday, June 6, 1992 8:00 p.m.

Slee Concert Hall

PROGRAM

KENNETH H. LAMPL

WILLI ANI PFAFF

GARY D. WRIGHT

JOHN EATON

Heidi Emanuel Schmidt, soprano Nelda Nelson, mezzo-soprano Brian Green, oboe Jerome Simas, clarinet Jennifer Schuler, bassoon Kirk Brundage , percussion Lee Wilkins, violin

Spec/roos

Cheryl Gobbelti , flute Theresa Tunnicli ff, clarinet Rohan Smith, violin Joshua Gordon, 'cello Patti Cudd, percussion Steven Schick, percussion Anthony deMare, piano Harvey Sollberger. conductor

Three Pieces for Solo Piallo

Anthony deMare, piano

Sky Gamut and Saroband

Beth Ann Breneman, harp Lee Wilkins, violin Mark Stewart, 'cello

Notes on Moonlight

David Wolf, violin Scott Woolweaver. viola Joshua Gordon, 'cello Beth Ann Breneman, harp Kathleen Supove, piano Harvey Sollberger, conductor

JUNE IN BUFFALO is made possible in part through funding by: The National Endowment for th~ Arts, Meet the Composer, SUNY at Buffalo Conferences in the Disciplines, Dean's Office of Arts and Letters. Department of Music, Graduate Students Association, Music Graduate Students Association, UUAB, Sub Board I, ASCAP, 8MI, and Patterson Perpetual Trust.