The Department of Music

proudly presents FAU Piano Faculty

Heather Coltman Irena Kofman Krisztina Kover Anne Louise-Turgeon Leonid Treer Edward Turgeon

Saturday, October 27, 8 p.m. University Theatre FAU Boca Raton

FAD So-IOOL OF THE ARTS Dorothy F. Sdlmidt College 01 Arts and Lett"" Florida Atlantic University FAU Piano Faculty, October 27, 2007

Program

KlovierstUcke, Op. 1 18 Johannes Brahms Intermezzo (1833-1897)

Etude de Sonorite No. 2 Fran~ois Morel (b. 1926) Edword Turgeon

Three Impromptus, op. 90, D. 899 No.2 in E flot moior, Allegro (1770-1828) No.3 in G flat major; Andante No. 4 in A flot mojor; Alfegretlo

Irena Kofman

Allegro vivace Fanny Hensel (1805- 1847)

Soirees Musicales, op. 6 Clara Wieck-Schumann Notlurno (1819-1896) Tocco/ina

Four Sketches, Op. 15 Amy Beoch Dreaming (1867-1944)

Virtuoso I Jeonn~ Zaidel-Rudolph (b. 1948) Heather Coltman

INTERMISSION

Rumanian Christmas Carols, First Series Belp eortcw Allegro barbara (I 8~.,j 9;,'B) Krisztina Kover

Mazurka, Op. 30 No.2 Frederic Chopin (1810-1849) The Seasons, Op.37b Peter lIyich Tchoikovsky April ("Snowdrop") (1840- 1893) Leonid Treer

Symphonic Etudes, Op. 13 Andante (1810-1856) Vor. I; Un poco piu vivo Vor. 1/ Etude 11/; Vivoce Vor. III Vor. IV: Sscherzondo Vor. V: Agitoto Vor. VI; Allegro malta Vor. VII: Sempre morcotissimo Etude IX; Presto possibile Vor. VfII; Sempre can energio Var. IX; Can espressione Finale; Allegro brilfanle

Anne louise-Turgeon FAU Piano Faculty, October 27, 2007

Participating Artists

Canadian Edward Turgeon earned a bachelor of music degree in piano performance from his hometown University of Toronto in 1989, along with the coveted Forsyth Memorial Scholarship for top graduating pianist. That same year, he began a three year appointment as keyboard faculty member and choir of the music deportment at Algoma University College in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Graduate studies brought Turgeon to the , where he has lived since 1991, earning master of music (1993), Master of Musical Arts (1994) and doctor of musical arts (2000) degrees in piano performance from Yale University School of Music, along with the Philip Nelson and Catherine Winchell Memorial Scholarships awarded to "an outstanding solo piano performance major," and Yale's special prize for best chamber music ensemble. Turgeon's summer studies included a chamber music fellowship at the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, masterclasses at the Holland Music Sessions, intensive chamber music studies with members of the Bavarian Radio Orchestra at the Jeunesses Musicales International Chamber Music Festival and Workshop in Weikersheim, , and annual piano masterclasses at Banff Centre for Music and Sound from 1986 to 1990. His teachers included James Anagnoson, Peter Frankl, Claude Frank, Marek Jablonski, Karl Ulrich Schnabel and .

As a chamber musician, Turgeon has performed and/or toured with noted musicians of our time including Sidney Harth, James Campbell, CheeYun, David Jolley, Ivan Chan, Keith Robinson, Michael Rusinek, Michael Webster, Ransom Wilson and Laura Gilbert. As a member of the piano duo "Duo Turgeon," with his wife Anne louise-Turgeon, Edward has performed at Carnegie Hall, the Concertgebouw of Amsterdam, and many well known chamber music festivals. The duo has taken first prize and numerous additional special prizes at major international competitions for piano duos, including the Murray Dranoff International Two Piano Competition (Miami) and Schubert International Competition for Piano Duos (Czech Republic). Six recordings on the Vanguard Classics, Marquis Classics, Marquis/EMI, Dranoff Foundation and ClassXdiscs labels have been hailed by numerous critics and included among several classical top ten lists. Turgeon's recordings have consistently received the highest possible ratings from classical music periodicals and CD rating guides such as La Scena Musicale, les Grandes Pianistes et Ie Piano, Wholenote Magazine, Musicweb, Soundstage, and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's "Sound Advice." He has given world premiere performances of works by such 20th century luminaries as Alex Pauk, Aaron Copland and John Corigliano. The noted French music critic Stephan Villemin recently named the Duo Turgeon as "among the top four or five world class piano duos of our time."

Turgeon's performances have been heard in radio broadcasts worldwide, including several appearances on National Public Radio's "Performance Today." He is a featured pianist in the NPR television documentary "Two Pianos - One Passion." Turgeon was recently honored with an invitation to join the international roster of Steinway artists.

Turgeon's upcoming recording projects include works for two pianos by Johannes Brahms, works for two pianos by Spanish composers, and a two-CD set of works for two pianos and one piano, four-hands, by Max Reger. FAU Piano Faculty, October 27, 2007

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Turgeon appears frequently as a competition iudge, most recently at the Murray DronoH International Two Piano Competition, and the national finals of the Canadian Music Competition.

Turgeon is currently a member of the keyboard faculty, at Florida Atlantic University's Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and letters, School of the Arts. He is also a senior member of the Royal Conservatory of Music's College of Examiners. In 2006, Turgeon accepted on invitation to be artistic director of the Murray DrenoH Foundation and Internotional Two Piano Competition.

Russian-American pianist Irena Kofman holds a master of music degree awarded by the Moscow State Conservatory and a doctorate of musical arts from the University of Miami. Kofman is currently a member of the piano faculty at FAU. At age seven she won first prize in a regional piano competition, and a few years later took first place at the Russian State Piano competition held in Belgorod. Her many other awards while in the Soviet Union include first prize at the 1985 Concerto Competition in Moscow, a special prize at the 1986 Rachmaninov Competition in Tambov, first prize at the 1988 International Chamber Music Competition in Riga (latvia) and an Outstanding Teacher Award at the Special Preparatory School for Gifted Children in Voronezh in 1991. Before leaving the Soviet Union, she enjoyed a growing reputation by touring extensively as a soloist and chamber artist.

After settling in the U.S., Kofman pursued her doctorate at the University of Miami while holding teaching positions there and at FAU. Rosalina Sackstein, the distinguished Cuban pianist and former student of Claudio Arrau, was her mentor at the University of Miami, where Kofman wrote a dissertation on the Russian school of pianism. As an outstanding doctoral student at the University of Miami, Kofman was invited to perform in different venues at Salzburg during its prestigious Summer Festival. Her personal career thus resumed and she was heard in , Germany, , Belgium, and .

As on inaugural member of the Arcangelo Piano Quartet, a distinguished American chamber ensemble, she has toured Guatemala, Chino and the U.S., all to rove reviews. In the words of critic lawrence Budmen, "Kofman's finely manicured articulation of the piano line was wonderfully limpid and c1ear....the entire performance had a unique sense of deeply felt, highly personal.music making." Regarding the Arcangelo's performance of Schumann's piano quartet, critic Jeffrey Rossman wrote, "As a pianist-composer, Schumann wrote on especially virtuosic port for the keyboard. Kofman was brilliant in her phrasing and control...it became apparent that this is indeed a world-class ensemble." In addition to her highly acclaimed piano studio, Kofman recently formed a duo with the eminent Belgian pianist Andre De Groote. Their concerts, given in Europe and the U.S., have already met with critical acclaim and more especially with the enthusiasm and genuine emotional involvement of their audiences. In 2006, this duo performed Beethoven's complete works for piano duet, among many other programs. Their new collaboration on a recording of Russian composers will be FAU Piano Faculty, October 27, 2007

Participating Artists released on the FAU Hoot/Wisdom recording label. Kofman's solo recordings are available on the loconto Artists label.

American pianist Heather Cohman is widely acclaimed across three continents as a solo and chamber musician. She has given recitals and performed with orchestras and on radio broadcasts throughout the United Stotes and in Canoda, Mexico, Switzerland, France, Germany, , Greece and South Africa. She maintains an active performance schedule as a soloist and chamber musician. Renowned as a teacher, many of her piano students are distinguished performers and educators throughout the Americas and in Europe.

Coltman first performed in public at the age of five in her native country of Zambia. Her early piano studies with her mother continued after the family emigrated to the United States in 1966. As a recipient of the Austin Symphony Youth Award, Coltman mode her debut with the Austin Symphony at the age of 16. She has received many awards, including top placement in the Geza Anda International Piano Competition, the Missouri Southern International Piano Competition and the Joanna Hodges International Piano Competition. Other prizes include the Outstanding Accompanist Award at both the Emanuel Feuermann Memorial International Cello Competition and the Corpus Christi Young Artists Competition.

Coltman holds a doctor of musical arts degree from the University of Texas at Austin. She received her master of music degree from the Mannes College of Music in New York after graduating from the College-Conservatory of Music in Cincinnati with a bachelor of music degree. Her teachers have included Lito Guerra, Claude Fronk and David Bar-ilion. In 1977, she was a student at the Ecoles d'Artes Americaines in Fontainebleau, France, where she received private instruction from Nadia Boulanger.

Recent orchestral performances include appearances with the Boca Raton Philharmonic Symphonia, the Boca Pops Orchestra, Florida Atlantic University Symphony, the Florida Wind Symphony, the Charlotte Youth Symphony, the Weinstadt Kammerorchester in Germany, the South Arkansas Symphony, the University of Texas Symphony, the Elmira Chamber Players, and the Austin Chamber Music Center Chamber Orchestra. She was also a soloist with the College-Conservatory of Music Philharmonia Orchestra as a CCM Concerto Contest winner.

Coltman's numerous recordings include solo and chamber music performances and reflect her interest in new music. She can be heard on several labels, including Klavier Records, Wisdom Recordings, Innova Recordings, lyra Productions and Heng Hao Records labels.

Coltman has served on the faculty of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, the Austin Chamber Music Center, Samford University, Birmingham­ Southern College Conservatory, and the Community School of Music and Arts in Ithaca, New York. She is currently Choir of the Deportment of Music at Florida FAU Piano Faculty, October 27, 2007

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Atlantic University, where she is also a Professor of Musk and Diredor of Keyboard Studies. (oltman wos named the University's 2004 "Researcher of the Year." She also received the 1997-98 Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching from that institution. She is the Founder and Director of the Teaching Outstanding PerformerS (TOPS) Camps, an annual summer music enrichment program for pre­ college students.

The mother of three sons, Cohman makes her home in Boca Raton, Florida.

Pianist Krisztina Kover serves as instructor and collaborative pianist in the Department of Music at Florida Atlantic University. A notive of Hungary, Kover holds a bachelor of music degree in piano performance and plano pedagogy from the Bela Bartok Music Conservatory of Miskolc University where she graduated summa cum laude. In 2005 she received the master of arts in piano performance with honors from FAU, under the tutelage of Heather Coltman. She is the recipient of the Graduate Student in Excellence Award (2004-2005). She is also cited in the The Chancellor's List, 2004-2005, the highest academic honor for America's Outstanding Graduate Students. Kover has performed in Hungary, Austria, Italy, Latvia, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Germany, Poland and the United States. She maintains an active private piano studio in Boca Raton and was the assistant director of TOPS summer music camps at FAU for two years.

leonid Treer, born in the former Soviet Union, performs in the tradition of his great Russian predecessors. Critics hail his "striking demonstration of the grand Russian piano manner," citing his union of "sensitive, emotional interpretations with a . formidable technique."

He began his studies at the age of six under the tutelage of Anno Stoliarevich, student of the eminent pianist-conductor Felix Blumenfeld, (who tought Vladimir Horowitz and is from the school of Anton Rubenstein). His master of music degree is from the prestigious Moscow Gnessin Institute of Musical Pedagogics. His distinguished teachers include Boris Moiseyevich , in direct lineage from Konstantin Igumnov, and Alexander Siloti.

Treer has performed throughout the former USSR, Europe, , the United States, Austrailia and most recently, the People's Republic of China, as soloist, chamber musician and lecturer-performer. The Burganger and Treer Piano Duo was invited to perform concerts and teach master classes in two of the world's most prestigious music conservatories, the Shanghai Conservatory of Music and the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing. He is a frequent guest of music festivals and has performed with prominent ensembles such as the lark, Biava, Audubon, Alexander and Miami String Quartets. His master classes and lecture recitals include works of the great eastern European composers Tchaikovsky, Dvorak, Mussorgsky, Shostakovich, Gubaidulina and Schnittke. His versatility is demonstrated in his series of concerts "Roots of Classical Music," which present a range of ethnic and notional music from African-American to Gaelic, Armenian and Jewish themes, as FAU Piano Faculty, October 27, 2007

Participating Artists well as on annual solute to the works of women composers and performers. He is founder of a Russian chamber music festival in South Florida.

Treer is Professor of Music/Artist-in-Residence at FAU School of the Arts in the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters where he teaches courses in piano, chamber music and accompanying literature and Russian music and culture. He is Artistic Director of the FAU Chamber Soloists.

Canadian pianist Anne louise-Turgeon earned a Bachelor of Music Degree in Piano Performance from the University of Toronto in 1989 along with the coveted Eaton Award for top student of the graduating class. That same year she joined the keyboard faculty at Algoma University College. Louise­ Turgeon completed graduate studies at Yale University School of Music, earning Master of Music (1 993), Master of Musical Arts (1994) and Doctor of Musical Arts (2000) degrees in piano performance, as well as the school's highest honor, the Dean's Award for top graduate (l 993), and the Charles F. Miller Award for best recital (l992). louise-Turgeon's summer studies included Norfolk Chamber Music Festival Fellowship; solo piano master classes at the Holland Music sessions; chamber music and solo piano master classes at the Banff Centre for Music and Sound and the International Jeunesses Musicales chamber music course with members of Bavarian Radio Orchestra in Weikersheim, Germany. Her teachers included Marietta Orlov, Lorand Fenyves, Marek Jablonski, Boris Berman, Claude Frank, Jean-Paul Sevilla, Gyorgy Sandor, John O'Conor, Peter Frankl, Karl Heinz Kammerling and Karl Ulrich Schnabel, , Peter Serkin, and members of the Tokyo and Cleveland string quartets.

As a soloist, louise-Turgeon has taken prizes in the Cleveland and Sydney International Piano Competitions, as well as a Government of Award for Achievement in the Arts and an Ontario Arts Council Chalmers Award for advanced solo studies. She appears on the Albany Records label performing solo piano music of Ezra laderman. With her husband Edward, Louise-Turgeon maintains an active performing and recording career as a member of the "Duo Turgeon", including appearances at the Concertgebouw of Amsterdam, two performances at Carnegie Hall's "Weill Recital Hall," and numerous appearances in classical music series, festivals and special celebrations. They have given the world premiere of new works for two pianos by composers such as Aaron Copland, John Corigliano and Alex Pauk. louise-Turgeon's radio and television appearances have included ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation), CBC Radio I, II and Arts National, and NPR's "Performance Today", live interview/performances on WGBH Boston and the PBS television documentary "Two Pianos - One Passion." The Duo Turgeon took first prize in both the International Schubert Competition for Piano Duos (Czech Republic) and the Murray Dranoff International Two Piano Competition. Their six compact disc recordings on the Vanguard Classics, Marquis Classics, Marquis/EMI, Dranoff Foundation and ClassXdiscs labels have been well received by critics and included among several classical top ten lists. louise-Turgeon's recordings have received the highest possible ratings in classical music periodicals and books such as 10 Scena Musicale, Les Grandes Pianistes et Ie Piano, Who/enote Magazine, Musicweb, Soundstage, and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's "Sound Advice." FAU Piano Faculty, October 27, 2007

Participating Artists louise·Turgeon's upcoming recording projects include works for two pianos by Johannes Brahms; two piano masterpieces by Spanish composers as well as works for two pianos, and one piano four-hands by Max Reger.

Louise-Turgeon has held various conservatory and university positions including senior member of the Royal Conservatory of Music College of Examiners; keyboard faculty member at Mount Holyoke College and associate professor of collaborative arts at the Harid Conservatory. Since 1999 she has served as keyboard faculty and ensemble-in·residence member in the School of the Arts, Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and letters, Florida Atlantic University. FAU Piano Faculty, October 27, 2007

Cultural Arts Prodigy Members

President's Club ($10,000 and up) Patron ($1,000-$2,499) Anonymous Bobb's Pianos and Organs Michael and Tanya Aranda Boca Raton Branch/National League Bank of America of American Pen Women Bar Charts, Inc./John and Bobbie Ford Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs, LLP Jim and Marta Batmasian/lnvestments Countess Henrietta deHoernle Limited Downtown at the Gardens BOBB's Pianos and Organs Frances Edelman Community Foundation for Palm Beach Florida Chapter National Association and Mortin Counties of Women Artists Florida Sunshine Pops Elliot and Eleanor Goldstein Joseph and Zilpha Friedman Florence Keesely James C. Fuller Maury Hammond lee and Deborah Goldring Jay and Anita Hyman Henry F. Ivey Marie landoii/MAl Foundation Bill and Cecelia James International Society of Palm Beach Carole and Borry Kaye Jazz Arts Music Society of Palm Beach lifelong learning Society Albert and Katherine Maroone Boca Campus Music Society of Coral Lakes, Inc. Pete and Kerry LoBello David and Alfrede Myerson lawrence and Barbaro O'Doly Stanley Newman, American Alliance Palm Beach County Cultural Council/ for People with Disabilities Tourist Development Council L.A. Perkins, Esq., Buckingham, Mary and Robert Pew Public Education Doolittle & Burroughs, LLP Fund Susan and Don Peirce R.A. Ritter Foundation George and Denise Sparks Ress Family Foundation/Drs. Andy and St. Andrews Estate North Friends of the Bradford Ress Arts Madelyn So varick Elvira Torres Henry and Ellie Stern/Bernard Stern Target Stores Foundation Women in the Visual Arts Ed Morse Delray Toyota/Scion Kate and Bob Workman

Scholar ($5,000-$9,999) Talon ($500-$999) David and Francie Horvitz Family Baseline Engineering & Land Foundation Surveying/Roxanne Trinka John and Joanne Whitney Payson B/Nai Tora Congregation Sylvia L. Rosen Boca Raton Museum of Art The Sidney, Milton and Leoma Simon The Carney Family Foundation Martin Coyne Swing & Jazz Preservation Society First United Methodist Church of WXEl TV 42 & 90.7 FM Boynton Beach Mary Sue Donohue and David Kahn Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Yilmaz Eryasa, M.D. Wolfgang and Laurie Alberts Florida Vocal Association Delray Art League Friends of Music, Inc';Coral Springs Roy Deng Alfredo and Andrea Frohlich 11 Circolo, the Italian Cultural Society of Richard Gamble the Palm Beaches Sheryl Gifford Suzanne Klein Gleneagles Country Club Wachovia Foundation FAU Piana Faculty, October 27, 2007

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Norman S. Kaufman East Coast lumber & Supply Co. Ken and Wendy Keoton William and Ethel Faulds George and Anne Plott Marilyn '74 and Charles Federico Stickmon Productions Olaf and Jeanne Fernald Rotary Club of Boco Raton Sunrise Florida Pool Corporation Jock and Doni Sonnenblick lora "Skeets" Friedkin Tim and Kathryn Wolters Alfredo and Andrea Frohlich Solly '90 and Herbert Gibson Fellow ($250-$499) Sheryl Gifford Aesthetic Dentistry of Palm City, Inc. leona and George Gore Ruth Akers Stuart and Colleen Glazer Katharine Azzolino J.R. and Sandra '84 Grieser Jeffrey Buller and Sondro McClain Hair by Marco & Anthony Marty and Audrey Dash Gordon Hargrove & James law Nathan and Mary Dean Offices Angel DiCosola GW Global Wireless, Inc. Jeffrey Firestone Sondra Imperatore GFWC Royale Woman's Club of Boco Robert Keltie Raton Susan Kimball '96 James E. Hole land Rover Palm Beach El pagnier Hudson lets Talk Wireless Harold Lehrer lynn laurenti Marjorie Margolis leban Foundation Beatrice Moyer David and Judith Unser Irene and James Miller Ruth McGoldrick Pot Pearcy Mel, Inc.jFringes International Hair Harriet Shapiro Design Trident-Allied Associates, lLC William Miller Thomas Moore '77 Friend ($100-$249) Moquila Restaurant and Tequila Bar Advanced Orthopedic & Sports Don and Kristin Murtaugh Physical Therapy Erin Nastri Albert Hines Electric, Inc. Susan Padurano Joseph Alter Meg Patrick Anonymous Powercom Electrical Contracting Corp. Baja Cafe Publix Supermarkets Charities Josh and Patricia Becker Fermin Presno '06 Tonya Bertolozzi Arthur and Carol Roth Bethesda Healthcare System, Inc. Southern Booting & Yachting, Inc. Jeffrey and Janine Bolton Tonner Aviation Services Stephen l. Boruff, A 1A Tax Solutions, Inc. Susan Brown Deniza Tuns C'est Papier Inc. louis Tyrell Century Service Systems, Inc. Pat and Sally Valenti Gino R. Clferri John A. Volentine Marion Cohen VanAmeringen's Heather Coltman Stephanie Victa Brenda and leo Coto David and Gail '05 Mingalone Vorsas Eugene and Ruth Crabb Carol A. Wenzel '97 Karen Dhuwalia Eva Ruth Wolff FAU Piano Faculty, October 27, 2007

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Wydiffe Dental Center Plastridge Insurance Agency/Tom Jane Yudell Lynch Michael ond Jane Zoger lillian Palisar Toby Port Contributor ($35499) Morris Povar Automated Direct Mail Service Center Michael Rieder John Beeson Nicholas D. Ritchie Boynton Dental Road and Race Automotive, LLl Dolores Brignolo Kathleen Russo Vivienne Cameron Irving and libbie Saslow Morion W. Cohen Carolyn Sickles Patricio Chabert Miriam Sommers Deerfield Art and Frome, Inc. Andrew Tuch Dominion Real Estote Mortgage Rhonda Sherwin/Stanley Winter Services, Inc. Mary Beth Doily '83 and lloyd Thierolf Timothy Eichner lisd & Associates, Inc. Elizabeth Feeser Venkot Vallabhaneni Jennifer Finestine Gabriele Vanlieu Isabella Fink Videos by Ryan Photography and Renee Fraker Video Joseph ond Zilphe Friedman Vkits Corn, Inc. Janet and Howard Garfinkel Sarah Georgedakis Sidney and Susan Gogel Barbaro Goldstein leona '79 and George Gore Gloria Gottsegon Daniel Harkin Ruth and Bertram Harnett Thord and Nancy Haugen Anne Henry John B. Henry William Hertz '72 Carol Hieronymous '77 Patricia '97 and A.T. Highland Pamela Idell Kenneth Kay David Keltz Bruce Ketcham Donis Koller Nicholas Kulesa Edith Kutz Cristin Lone Randee Lefkaw '89 Rita Melzter Gilbert and Paula Miller lindsay Moore Lynne Nadel Morrie Neiss Andrew Orge FAU Piano Faculty, October 27, 2007

Upcoming Events

Sunday, Oct. 28, 3 p.m. Dione McNaron, soprano and University Theatre Heather Cohman, piano General Admission $ I 5 music of Valdo Sdammarelta

Saturday, Nov. 3 Student Concerto and Aria Competition University Theatre

Sunday, Nov. 4, 3 p.m. Jazz Rats Big Band, Tim Walters - director University Theatre Music of Miles Davis General Admission $ 15

Saturday, Nov. 10, 8 p.m. Florida Woodwind Quintet University Theatre Works by Bach and world premier of works General Admission $ 15 by Arthur Weisberg

Sunday, Nov. 11, 3 p.m. Jazz Band, Neal Bonsanti - director University Theatre Free, $10 suggested donation

Friday, Nov. 16, 8 p.m. Chamber Singers University Theatre Annual Choral Festival, Free, $10 suggested donation Patricia Fleitas - director

Saturday, Nov. 17, B p.m. Men's Chorus and Women's Chorus Universify Theatre Annual Choral Festival Free, $10 suggested donotion Stacie Rossow & Sally Brown - directors

Saturday, Nov. 17, 3 p.m. FAU Chamber Soloists, Brahms Fesfival Davie Liberal Arts Auditorium Birgit Fioravonte and Wendy Reynolds, sopranos General Admission $ 15 Heather Coltman, piano; Rebecca lautar, violin; Gregory Miller, french horn; leonid Treer, piano

Sunday, Nov. 18, 3 p.m. FAU Chamber Soloists, Brahms Festival University Theatre Birgit Fioravante and Wendy Reynolds, sopranos General Admission $15 Heather Coltman, piano; Rebecca lautar, violin; Gregory Miller, french horn; leonid Treer, piano

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