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9 M' S R I Clowes Memorial Hell ~A. -,;.$•.,,* m: 9 M' s r i Clowes Memorial Hell 2000-200I Season Oyster Perpetua dy Datejust 18kt. gold chn meter with President bracelet. Oyster Perpetual Day-Date 18kt. gold chronometer with President bracelet. 4 i ># "T5 Reis-Nichols North • 3535 East 86th Street • Fashion Mall Commons • Indianapolis, IN 46240 • (317) 255-4467 Downtown • 47 S. Pennsylvania Street • Majestic Building • Indianapolis, IN 46204 • (317) 635-4467 Rolex, W, Oyster, Oyster Perpetual, Datejust, Day-Date and President are trademarks. Butler University Gwen A. Fountain President Clowes Memorial Hall Administration Elise J. Kushigian Executive Director W. Michael Jonson Program Guide Director of Operations Linda L. Neal Director of Administration Education Carolyn J. Owens Director Donna Rund Coordinator Marketing Samantha Cross January 2001 Director and Sponsorship Krissy Warrenburg Group Sales Contents 1 Shawn Jones Webmaster Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra Bodies in Motion Box Office Sheila K. Sharp 4 Box Office Manager Coming Events 30 Lisa C. Whitaker Assist. Box Office Manager Tango Pasion Stacey Harbor (32 Senior Cashier Ladies of Note Production @ Haldon Whitehouse Head Carpenter Facility Guide 52 John P. Lucas First Electrician Dainis Ozers Second Electrician House Managers Susie Grayson Event Coordinator Tina Baich James Cramer Leo Hellman Nicholas Murphy Customer Service Vikki Kramer Cathy Robison CLOWES MEMORIAL HALL Cover Photography R. Brent Smith The r^iflC A<!t of Investing Treating each investor as an individual. Designing investment programs tailored to his or her needs. That's the fine art of investing. Some say it's a lost art. 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BUTLER UNIVERSITY 4600 Sunset Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana 46208-3485 (888) 940-8100 • www.butler.edu SIXTEENTH SEASON FIFTH CONCERT INDIANAPOLIS CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Kirk Trevor, Conductor Bodies in Motion Presented in collaboration with Dance Kaleidoscope and Indiana Repertory Theatre January 22, 2001 at 7:30 p.m. PROGRAM Dead Elvis Michael Daugherty Jeffrey Lange, Bassoon Soloist Davis Brooks, Violin Daniel Gosling Trumpet X David Murray, Double Bass Daniel Golando, Trumpet u Eli Eban, Clarinet Jared Rodin, Trombone Kevin Kaiser, Percussion < Facade: An Entertainment | William Walton Q Priscilla Lindsay and Mark Goetzinger, Reciters Marjorie Lange Hanna, Cello Robert Broemel, Bass Clarinet Nancy Smith, Cello Randy Salman, Alto Saxophone Anne Reynolds, Flute and Piccolo Daniel Gosling Trumpet Eli Eban, Clarinet Daniel Golando, Trumpet o Kevin Kaiser, Percussion Fanfare Hornpipe En Famille Mariner Man Long Steel Grass Through Gilded Trellises Tango - Pasodoble Lullaby for Jumbo Black Mrs. Behemoth Tarantella A Man From a Far Countree By the Lake Country Dance Polka Four in the Morning Something Lies Beyond the Scene Valse Jodelling Song Scotch Rhapsody Popular Song Old Sir Faulk Sir Beelzebub SIXTEENTH SEASON FIFTH CONCERT Intermission L'Histoire du Soldat ("The Soldier's Tale") Igor Stravinsky David Hochoy, Choreographer Laura E. Glover, Lighting Designer/Production Manager Michele Hankins, Costume Designer Kelly Hamilton, Rehearsal Assistant Dancers Actors The Soldier: Andre Megerdichian The Narrator: Priscilla Lindsay The Devil: Kenoth Shane Patton The Soldier: Mark Goetzinger The Princess: Rebecca Jones The Devil: Bernard Wurger Musicians Davis Brooks, Violin Daniel Gosling Trumpet David Murray, Double Bass Daniel Golando, Trumpet Eli Eban, Clarinet Jared Rodin, Trombone Jeffrey Lange, Bassoon Kevin Kaiser, Percussion ACT I Introduction: Marcbe du Soldat Petits Airs au Bord du Ruisseaux Pastorale Petits Airs au Bord du Ruisseaux (Reprise) ACT II Marche du Soldat (Reprise) Marche Royale Petit Concert Trois Danses: Tango - Valse - Ragtime Danse du Diable Petit Choral Couplets du Diable Grand Choral Marche Triomphale du Diable Maestro Trevor's music and conducting assistant for this concert is Mr. Beat Santschi. 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PRIVATE PRIVATE INVESTMENT ADVISORS CLIENT GROUP INIlrtlOHlElI City pia.national-city.COm • ©2000, National City Corpoti NOTES ON THE PROGRAM By Rudy Ennis, The Mozart Works, © 2000 Dead Elvis Michael Daugherty, born April 28, 1954, at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Michael Daugherty has created his own niche in the music world by bringing contemporary American popular culture into the symphony halls across this land.Today's audiences have no more difficulty embracing the music of our time than those of earlier generations, and Daugherty has tapped that affinity with such pieces as, among others, Red Cape Tango (a tribute to the Superman char­ acter), Desijackie O, Le Tombeau de Liberace, Sing, Sing:J. Edgar Hoover, and A Elvis Everywhere. As one New York music critic recently opined, "Daugherty may just provide the link to pop culture that classical music so desperately needs." Daugherty indeed has done just that, and more orchestral works from this com­ poser are certainly in store as a result of his recent four-year appointment as Composer-in-Residence with the Detroit Symphony He was also tapped by the Philadelphia Orchestra to compose a work for its centennial celebration in 2000. v Dead Elvis, to use a familiar reference, is a miniature concerto for bassoon. It was the result of a shared commission by Chuck Ullery, principal bassoonist with the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, and by Richard Pittman, conductor of the Boston < Musica Viva. It was premiered in July 1993 at the Grand Teton Music Festival in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, with Chuck Ullery as bassoon soloist and the Festival Orchestra conducted by the composer. The second performance of the piece took place in October, 1993, at Ann Arbor, in the University of Michigan's 9 Rackham Auditorium, with George Sakakeeny as soloist and Richard Pittman con­ ducting the Boston Musica Viva. Numerous other performances have followed, z and Dead Elvis was recorded in 1996 on
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