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Regency Series Regency String Quartet “Reformation & Revolution” Sunday, October 15, 2017, at 8pm Jennie Lee Hansen Recital Hall, Mary Baker Russell Music Center Pacific Lutheran University School of Arts and Communication / Department of Music presents Regency Series Regency String Quartet “Reformation & Revolution” Svend Rønning & Mary Manning, violins; Betty Agent, viola; Richard Treat, cello Sunday, October 15, 2017, at 8pm Jennie Lee Hansen Recital Hall, Mary Baker Russell Music Center Welcome to Jennie Lee Hansen Recital Hall. Please disable the audible signal on all watches, pagers and cellular phones for the duration of the concert. Use of cameras, recording equipment and all digital devices is not permitted in the concert hall. PROGRAM Selections from The Art of Fugue, BWV 1080 ......................................................... Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) arr. Richard Klemm & Carl Weymar I. Contrapunctus I VI. Doppelfuge I X. Gegenfuge II XV. Kanon IV der Umkehrung und Vergröβerung XVI. Spiegelfuge I String Quartet in G Major, K. 387 (“Spring”) ................................................. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) Allegro vivace assai Menuetto: Allegro Andante cantabile Molto allegro INTERMISSION String Quartet No. 1, op. 50 ................................................................................................. Sergei Prokofiev (1891-1953) Allegro Andante molto—Vivace Andante About the Artists Svend Rønning, violin, is Chair of the Faculty of Stringed Instruments and Professor of Music at Pacific Lutheran University. He studied violin with Ann Tremaine at Pacific Lutheran University and with Syoko Aki, Sidney Harth and Jaap Schröder at Yale University, where he earned his Doctor of Musical Arts degree. Svend is a founding and former member of the Rivanna String Quartet, in residence at the University of Virginia and is currently Artistic Director of the Second City Chamber Music Series, Tacoma’s award winning producer of classical chamber music. Dr. Rønning serves as Concertmaster of the Tacoma Symphony and has served previously as Concertmaster for the Charlottesville Symphony, the San Jose Symphony, the Spoleto Chamber Orchestra, and the Tacoma Opera Orchestra. Mary Manning, violin, is in her fourth season as a member of the Regency String Quartet and has been on PLU’s String Faculty since 2007. She is a Tacoma native and a graduate of the Oberlin Conservatory in Ohio where she studied both modern and baroque violin performance. Her extensive work as a baroque orchestral musician has included being a member of the Seattle, Portland, and Pacific (Vancouver BC) Baroque Orchestras. On modern violin Mary has played with the Pacific Northwest Ballet Orchestra, the Seattle Symphony, and the Tacoma Symphony in addition to serving as Concertmaster for the Northwest Sinfonietta during the 2005-2006 Season and as Concertmaster for Seattle Pro Musica’s Mozart Orchestra in 2005. Tacoma audiences will recognize her as the longtime Principal Second Violin of the Northwest Sinfonietta. In addition to her extensive experience as a violinist, Mary is also an avid violist on both modern and early instruments. Betty Agent, viola, is an Affiliate Artist at Pacific Lutheran University where, in addition to her Regency String Quartet duties, she teaches viola. An active chamber music player, Ms. Agent has performed in the Governor’s Chamber Music Series, the Second City Chamber Series and the Auburn Symphony Chamber Music Series. Ms. Agent has appeared as soloist with the Pacific Lutheran University Symphony Orchestra and the Auburn Symphony. She is currently Assistant Principal Viola of the Pacific Northwest Ballet Orchestra and Principal Viola of the Auburn Symphony. Ms. Agent works in all the major recording studios in Seattle, playing for film scores and video games. She was able to combine her love of chamber music and the great outdoors when she joined the Beau Quartet in 2004 and 2005, presenting concerts for the Canyon Expedition River Rafting Trip in the Grand Canyon. Richard Treat, cello, joined the Regency String Quartet and the string faculty of Pacific Lutheran University in September, 2006. A native of Los Angeles, Richard earned both Bachelors and Masters Degrees from California State University at Los Angeles, where he studied with Stephen De’ak, Eleonore Schoenfeld, and Lucien LaPorte. Mr. Treat has worked with several orchestras in greater Los Angeles, including the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Pacific Symphony, Hollywood Bowl Orchestra and the Pasadena, Long Beach, and Glendale Symphonies. In addition, Richard has been principal cellist of the Santa Barbara and South Coast Symphonies, the Mozart Camerata, and the Pasadena Chamber Orchestra and played for many years with the Los Angeles Opera Orchestra and the Deodara String Quartet. He is now a member of the Max Aronoff Institute faculty in Kenmore, and is regularly featured in performances of solo and chamber music in the Northwest. Fall Events at Pacific Lutheran University ALL MUSIC EVENTS ARE IN MARY BAKER RUSSELL MUSIC CENTER, LAGERQUIST CONCERT HALL UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER, Cont. 7 Thursday, 3:40pm 17 Friday, 3:40pm The Fourth Wall Ensemble Interactive Hybrid Arts Workshop Prima Trio Masterclass, free admission 8 Friday, 3:40pm 17 Friday, 5:30pm Artist Series: The Fourth Wall Ensemble Artist Series: Prima Trio 16 Saturday, 5:30pm 17 Friday, 8pm Artist Series: Erik Steighner, Saxophone and Megan Grady, Clarinet University Jazz Ensemble. Eastvold Auditorium, Karen Hille 17 Sunday, 3pm Phillips Center Richard D. Moe Organ Recital Series: Yuko Sakiyama, Organist 18 Saturday, 3pm Tickets: $17 general admission; $10 seniors, PLU alumni, and Woodwind Students, free admission military; $5 PLU community, students & 18 and under 18 Saturday, 4:30pm 23 Saturday, 8pm Brass Students, free admission Artist Series: Rebecca Ford, Trombone and Jason Gilliam, 19 Sunday, 3pm Trombone University Wind Ensemble 26 Sunday, 8pm 19 Sunday, 8pm Artist Series: Jennifer Rhyne, Flute; Jeanne Case, Viola; and Guitar Orchestra and Ensemble, free admission Catherine Case, Harp. Jennie Lee Hansen Recital Hall 28 Tuesday, 5pm 28 Thursday, 7:30pm Saxophone Quartets and Jazz Combos, AUC Cave, free admission National Lutheran Choir, free admission 28 Tuesday, 8pm 29 Friday, 8pm Harp Ensemble. Jennie Lee Hansen Recital Hall, free admission Regency Series: Regency Jazz Ensemble 30 Saturday, 5pm DECEMBER Music Education Summit concert, free admission A PLU CHRISTMAS, Gloria! Tickets go on sale Wednesday, November 1 OCTOBER Saturday, December 2, at 8pm - Lagerquist Concert Hall 4 Wednesday, 10:30am Sunday, December 3, at 3pm - Lagerquist Concert Hall Marine Corps Jazz Orchestra Masterclass. Monday, December 4, at 7:30pm - Benaroya Hall, Seattle Eastvold Auditorium, Karen Hille Phillips Center, free admission Friday, December 8, at 8pm - Lagerquist Concert Hall 4 Wednesday, 8pm Saturday, December 9, at 8pm - Lagerquist Concert Hall University Jazz Ensemble and Marine Corps Jazz Orchestra. Eastvold Auditorium, Karen Hille Phillips Center, free admission 1 Friday, 8pm 7 Saturday, 8pm Sounds of Christmas, featuring the University Singers and Regency Series: Regency Voices University Men’s Chorus 8 Sunday, 5pm 2 Saturday, 12pm Regency Series: Lyric Brass Quintet Sølvvinden Flute Ensemble, free admission 10 Tuesday, 8pm 5 Tuesday, 8pm University Symphony Orchestra String Kaleidoscope, free admission 13 Friday, 3pm 6 Wednesday, 8pm Orchestra Festival concert, free admission University Concert Band, free admission 15 Sunday, 3pm 7 Thursday, 8pm University Wind Ensemble Piano Ensemble, free admission 15 Sunday, 8pm 10 Sunday, 2pm Regency Series: Regency String Quartet. Jennie Lee Hansen Recital Composers Forum, free admission Hall 10 Sunday, 4pm 17 Tuesday and 18 Wednesday, 8pm Songwriters Workshop. Jennie Lee Hansen Recital Hall, free Choral Concert admission 22 Sunday, 3pm Richard D. Moe Organ Recital Series: Dana Robinson and Paul Tegels, Duo Organists. Tickets: $17 general admission; $10 JANUARY seniors, PLU alumni, and military; $5 PLU community, students 6 Saturday, 5 and 6:30pm & 18 and under Northwest High School Honor Band, free admission 25 Wednesday, 8pm 20 Saturday, 4pm PLUtonic/HERmonic. Eastvold Auditorium, Karen Hille Phillips Northwest Honor Jazz Band. Eastvold Auditorium, Karen Hille Center, free admission Phillips Center, free admission 26 Thursday, 8pm 25-27 Thursday-Saturday, 7:30pm; and 28 Sunday, 3pm Voice Recital: Students of Cyndia Sieden, free admission Henry Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas. Eastvold Auditorium, Karen Hille Phillips Center. Tickets: $17 general admission; $10 seniors, PLU NOVEMBER alumni, and military; $5 PLU community, students & 18 and under 28 Sunday, 5pm 3 Friday, 3:40pm Northwest Honor Orchestra for Strings, free admission Regency Series: Camas Wind Quintet. Jennie Lee Hansen Recital Hall 6 Monday, 8pm To Order Tickets: University Symphony Orchestra On Line: http://www.eventbrite.com/o/pacific-lutheran-university-8233304504 12 Sunday, 3pm Choral Union. Tickets: $17 general admission; $10 seniors, PLU On Campus: PLU Concierge Desk (253/535-7411) alumni, and military; $5 PLU community, students & 18 and under At the Concert: Lobby Desk in Mary Baker Russell Music Center 15 Wednesday, 8pm CONCERTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE Steel Pan and Percussion Ensembles, free admission All ticket sales are final - no refunds 16 Thursday, 8pm MUSIC EVENT TICKET PRICES: $10 GENERAL; $5 SENIOR CITIZENS (60+). MILITARY & PLU ALUMS; FREE TO PLU COMMUNITY, STUDENTS & 18 AND UNDER UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. CONCERTS ARE Keyboard Students, free admission SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND SOME CONCERTS MAY BE ADDED AFTER PUBLICATION. http://www.plu.edu/music/calendar/ (updated September 27, 2017) .
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    5TH ANNUAL APRIL 5-14 A showcase of creativity, innovation and collaboration Dr. Phillips Center APRILfor the 5-14, Performing 2019 | DR. ArtsPHILLIPS CENTER FOR THEARTS.UCF.EDU PERFORMING ARTS 1 FULL SCHEDULE GET YOUR TICKETS AT ARTS.UCF.EDU Free event, ticket required $5-50 $10-20 Other $5, Free for 18 & under or with UCF I.D. if reserved by April 5 at 5 p.m. ALEXIS & JIM PUGH THEATER (AJP) • DELLA PHILLIPS GRAND LOBBY (GL) • DEVOS FAMILY ROOM (DFR) • SENEFF ARTS PLAZA (SAP) • WALT DISNEY THEATER (WDT) FRIDAY • MAKING IT NEW AGAIN: MODERNISM AND MAGAZINES 5:30-8PM (GL) PAGE 10 APRIL • TABLEAUX VIVANTS 5:30-10:15 PM (GL) PAGE 15 • THEATRICAL MAKEUP DEMONSTRATION 5:30-7PM (GL) PAGE 10 05 • TITANIC: THE MUSICAL 7:30PM (WDT) PAGES 16-18 SATURDAY • CREATIVE CITY PROJECT’S IMMERSIVE PROJECTION INSTALLATION 1-8PM (SAP) PAGE 14 APRIL • THE LAST PAVING STONE: THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES 1:30PM (AJP) PAGE 19 • WHY WRITE? WRITING & RHETORIC AS DIALOGIC ART 4:30PM (DFR) PAGE 20 06 • THEATRICAL MAKEUP DEMONSTRATION 5:30-7:30PM (GL) PAGE 10 • MAKING IT NEW AGAIN: MODERNISM AND MAGAZINES 5:30-8PM (GL) PAGE 10 • TABLEAUX VIVANTS 5:30-10:15PM (GL) PAGE 15 • TITANIC: THE MUSICAL 7:30PM (WDT) Pre-performance talk 6-7PM PAGES 16-18 • LIFE/WAYS: THE LIFE STORIES WE LIVED AND IMAGINED 8PM (DFR) PAGE 21 • PROJECT SPOTLIGHT PRESENTS FIRST MISS 8PM (AJP) PAGE 22 SUNDAY • SERVICE LEARNING TO PROMOTE, UNDERSTAND AND ENGAGE IN THE ARTS 4-6PM (GL) PAGE 10 APRIL • THRIVING THROUGH THE ARTS 4-7PM (SAP) PAGE 14 • THE FLORIDA REVIEW AND AQUIFER: TFR ONLINE 4-7:30PM (GL) PAGE 10 07 • CREATIVE CITY PROJECT’S IMMERSIVE PROJECTION INSTALLATION 4-8PM (SAP) PAGE 14 • STAGED READING: SCENES INSPIRED BY STATION ELEVEN 4:30PM (DFR) PAGE 26 • UCF NEW MUSIC ENSEMBLE 5PM (AJP) PAGE 23 • CREATIVE CLASH 5-7PM, AWARDS AT 6:30PM (SAP) PAGE 14 • AUTHOR TALK WITH EMILY ST.
  • About Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

    About Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

    A showcase of creativity, innovation and collaboration arts.ucf.edu FULL GET YOUR TICKETS SCHEDULE AT ARTS.UCF.EDU Free event, ticket required $5-50 $10-20 Other $5, Free for 18 & under or with UCF I.D. if reserved by April 5 at 5 p.m. Alexis & Jim Pugh Theater (AJP) • Della Phillips Grand Lobby (GL) • DeVos Family Room (DFR) • Walt Disney Theater (WDT) TUESDAY APRIL 07 UCF PERCUSSION WITH IVAN TREVINO 7:30PM (WDT) PAGE 12 WEDNESDAY APRIL GAMES AND INTERACTIVE MEDIA SHOWCASE 6:30PM (DFR) PAGE 13 08 UCF WIND ENSEMBLE AND SYMPHONIC BAND 7:30PM (WDT) PAGE 14 FRIDAY APRIL WOMEN FIRST AT UCF: PANEL DISCUSSION 6:30PM (DFR) PAGE 13 THE FLYING HORSE BIG BAND ENTERS THE ZONE 7:30PM (WDT) PAGE 16 10 A KNIGHT TO SHINE: A MUSICAL THEATRE SHOWCASE 8PM (AJP) PAGE 18 SATURDAY A KNIGHT TO SHINE: A MUSICAL THEATRE SHOWCASE 2PM (AJP) PAGE 18 APRIL NEW MUSIC ENSEMBLE: SEA 3PM (DFR) PAGE 22 CHAMBER MUSIC SHOWCASE 5:30PM (AJP) PAGE 20 VISION: A CHORAL PRISM CONCERT 7:30PM (WDT) PAGE 24 11 PEGASUS STRING QUARTET 8:30PM (AJP) PAGE 23 MONDAY APRIL HENRY V: STAGED READING BY ORLANDO SHAKES 7:30PM (AJP) PAGE 26 13 IMPROV NIGHT 7:30PM (DFR) PAGE 27 2 arts.ucf.edu TUESDAY APRIL ARCHITECTURE PRESENTATION AND SHOWCASE 6PM SHOWCASE, 6:30PM PRESENTATION (DFR) PAGE 28 14 CELEBRATING BEETHOVEN AT 250: BEETHOVEN SEPTET 8PM (AJP) PAGE 31 WEDNESDAY APRIL WOMEN IN ART: PANEL DISCUSSION 7:30PM (DFR) PAGE 29 15 PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: THE ULTIMATE FIELD TRIP 7:30PM (AJP) PAGE 32 FRIDAY APRIL THE MIDDLE PASSAGE: VIRTUAL REALITY EXPERIENCE 5:30-8:30PM (GL) PAGE 8 UCF SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA:
  • A Little Night Music

    A Little Night Music

    Photo by Allen Weeks by Photo A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC MUSIC AND LYRICS BY STEPHEN SONDHEIM BOOK BY HUGH WHEELER ORCHESTRATIONS BY JONATHAN TUNICK SUGGESTED BY A FILM BY INGMAR BERGMAN ORIGINALLY PRODUCED AND DIRECTED ON BROADWAY BY HAROLD PRINCE DIRECTED BY PETER ROTHSTEIN MUSIC DIRECTION BY JASON HANSEN CHOREOGRAPHY BY HEIDI SPESARD-NOBLE JAN 23 - MAR 3, 2019 • RITZ THEATER Theater Latté Da presents A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by Hugh Wheeler Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick Suggested by a Film by Ingmar Bergman Originally Produced and Directed on Broadway by Harold Prince Directed by Peter Rothstein** Music Direction by Jason Hansen† Choreography by Heidi Spesard-Noble FEATURING Mark Benninghofen*, Grace Chermak, Bradley Greenwald*, Elizabeth Hawkinson, Susan Hofflander*, Riley McNutt, Rodolfo Nieto, Britta Ollmann*, Sally Wingert*, and Mabel Weismann. *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors ** Member of SDC, the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, a national theatrical labor union †Member of Twin Cities Musicians Union, American Federation of Musicians A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC will be performed with one 15-minute intermission. Opening Night: Saturday, January 26 at 7:30 pm ASL Interpreted and Audio Described Performance: Thursday, February 7 at 7:30 pm Post-show Conversations: Thursday evenings Jan 31, Feb 7, 14, 21, and 28 Sunday afternoons Jan 27, Feb 3, 10, 17, 24, March 3 Post-show Happy Hour with the cast: Friday February 8 and 22 A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.