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Department of Music Programs 2019-2020 Olivet Nazarene University Digital Commons @ Olivet School of Music: Performance Programs Music 2020 Department of Music Programs 2019-2020 Department of Music, Olivet Nazarene University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.olivet.edu/musi_prog Part of the Fine Arts Commons, and the Music Performance Commons Recommended Citation Department of Music, Olivet Nazarene University, "Department of Music Programs 2019-2020" (2020). School of Music: Performance Programs. 51. https://digitalcommons.olivet.edu/musi_prog/51 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Music at Digital Commons @ Olivet. It has been accepted for inclusion in School of Music: Performance Programs by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Olivet. For more information, please contact [email protected]. School of Music 2019 - 2020 Programs SENIOR RECITAL Andrew Rivera, guitar Prof. Freddie Franken, guitar, bass Hance Throckmorton, drums vvuvv 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 20, 2019 Larsen 140 Choir Room Larsen Fine Arts Center Olivet Nazarene University Program Invocation One Note Samba A. C. Jobim Lullaby of Birdland G. Shearing Desafinado A. C. Jobim Melodia Española L. Romero, arr. C. Duncan Venezuelan Waltz Traditional Venezuelan Folk Song Mr. Rivera vvuvv Mr. Rivera presents this recital in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Arts degree in Music with emphasis in guitar. He is the student of Prof. Freddie Franken. Upcoming Events Aug 30 Returning Majors/Minors Meeting, Larsen 140, 10:00 am* 30 New/Incoming Majors/Minors Meeting, Larsen 140, 8:00 pm* Sept 24 Orchestra Pops Concert, Esplanade, 7:00 pm* 26-27 Broadway Revue, Kresge, 7:00 & 9:00 pm+ Oct 4-5 Orpheus Variety Show, Kresge, 7:00 & 9:00 pm+ 7 Organ Recital, Centennial Chapel, 12:00 pm Noon* 21 Organ Recital, Centennial Chapel, 12:00 pm Noon* 25 Homecoming Organ Recital, Centennial Chapel, 3:00 pm* 26 Homecoming SOM Concert, Chalfant Hall, 6:00 pm*+ 28 Messiah Auditions, Kresge, 6:00 pm Nov 8 Sr Recital – Jaclyn Evans, College Church, 7:00 pm* 12 Faculty Jazz Recital, Kresge, 7:00 pm* 14 Percussion Ensembles Recital, Kresge, 7:00 pm* 18 Chamber/Concert Singers Recital, Kresge, 7:00 pm* 19 Jazz Band/Combos Concert, Kresge, 7:00 pm* 23 Messiah Performance, Centennial Chapel, 7:00 pm* Dec 6 SOS Performance, Centennial Chapel, 7:00 pm* 7 SOS Performance, Centennial Chapel, 2:00 pm* *recital credit given +ticket required Please silence your cell phones and refrain from texting or using flash photography. University Orchestra Concert singers Pops concert All-abilities concert Dr. Neal Woodruff, conductor ❖❖◆❖❖ 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, September 24, 2019 Esplanade Program Invocation Carneval Overture, Op. 92, B. 169 A. Dvorak Overture to La forza del destino, 1869 G. Verdi University Orchestra All Star arr. N. Howe Concert Singers Tribute to the Film Composer arr. J. Williams University Orchestra Video by John Donovan and Curtis Snow Eleven G. Jasperse Concert Singers Phillip Glover, percussion Kaiser-Walzer, Op. 437 J. Strauss Enterprising Young Men M. Giachinno, arr. C.Doyle University Orchestra Video by John Donovan and Curtis Snow Dry Your Tears Afrika (from Amistad) J. Williams The Prince of Egypt S. Schwartz, arr. C. Sayre University Orchestra Concert Singers Please silence your cell phones and refrain from texting or using flash photography. University Orchestra Dr. Neal Woodruff, conductor Flute Caleb Uhlman Elizabeth Kijowski Tuba Elyse Skolak Heather Vandommelen Ben Murfin Viola Alexandria Harrington Hannah Perry Percussion Aaron Degner Oboe Bekah Mondy Gretchen Brinkman Marchella Mailey Joy Miller Gabriella St. Clair Emma Hayes ‘Cello Lauren Kee John Donovan Joshua Kelley Curtis Snow Micah Rodriguez Clarinet Nick Mansell Hannah Kegg Harp Ryan Woodruff Alondra Ramirez Isabelle Napier Courtney Burbank Jackson Doering Bassoon Piano Rachel Ford Travis Miller Dr. Don Reddick Cosette Snyder Anderson Murfin Alyssa Black Violin I Ashtyn Williams Horn Ashley Ramirez* Salem Yirgu Michael Murray Molly Jacobs Annette Fulco Joy MacLean Bass Emma Wierenga Kylie Johnson Josie Bonarowicz Bethany Johnson Allie Tucker John Donovan Allie Degner Curtis Snow Trumpet Colter Stevenson Graham Hughes Nolan Lewis+ Mary McCabe Elena Ramirez+ * concertmaster Austin Stafford+ Violin II + co-principle Ashley Jackson Trombone Ashleigh Nutzhorn Stella Barrerra Lily Jarzabkowski Phillip Mikesell Brianna Hunter Garrett Johnson Nicole Dede Ashley Godby Concert Singers Dr. Neal Woodruff, conductor Emily Adams • Matt Bacon • Preston Burchfield • Noah Campbell-White Jackson Doering • Cassidy Elmer • Jaclyn Evans • Jamin Gordon • Courtney Hall Joshua Kelley • Phillip Koerner • Isaac Lee • Sarah Loisch • Jani Massey Jessica Newby • Alyssa Ryan • Jake Utter • Carter Weitzel London Withers • Ashtyn Williams • Ryan Woodruff Upcoming Events Sept 26-27 Broadway Revue, Kresge, 7:00 & 9:00 pm+ Oct 4-5 Orpheus Variety Show, Kresge, 7:00 & 9:00 pm+ 7 Student Recital, Kresge/Larsen 140, 10:00 am* 7 Organ Recital, Centennial Chapel, 12:00 pm Noon* 21 Organ Recital, Centennial Chapel, 12:00 pm Noon* 25 Homecoming Organ Recital, Centennial Chapel, 3:00 pm* 26 Homecoming SOM Concert, Chalfant Hall, 7:00 pm*+ 28 Messiah Auditions, Kresge, 6:00 pm Nov 4 Sr Recital – Sarah Loisch, College Church, 7:00 pm* 7 Sr Recital – Adams/Degner, Kresge, 7:00 pm* 11 Student Recital, Larsen 140/142, 10:00 am* 12 Faculty Jazz Recital, Kresge, 7:00 pm* 14 Percussion Ensembles Recital , Kresge, 7:00 pm* 18 Student Recital, Kresge/Larsen 140, 10:00 am* 18 Chamber/Concert Singers Recital, Kresge, 7:00 pm* 19 Jazz Band/Combos Concert, Kresge, 7:00 pm* 21 Sr Recital – Jacobs/Kren, College Church, 6:30 pm* 21 Sr. Recital – Mondy/Plesniak, Kresge, 8:00 pm* 22 Sr. Recital – DeClue/Donovan, Kresge, 7:00 pm* 23 Messiah Performance, Centennial Chapel, 7:00 pm* 25 Upper Division Hearing Performance, Kresge, 10:00am* Dec 2 Student Recitals, Kresge/Larsen 140, 10:00 am* 6 SOS Performance, Centennial Chapel, 7:00 pm* 7 SOS Performance, Centennial Chapel, 2:00 pm* *recital credit given +admittance fee required Welcome to the All-Abilities Concert! Tonight’s festivities are hosted by the University Orchestra in partnership with the National Association for Music Educators campus chapter and the School of Education. Thank you to the ONU Special Education organization for their assistance with this event! This performance is more than just an everyday concert for the School of Music. This event is an opportunity to provide a novelty experience for any person of any ability to play games, win prizes, learn about different instruments and enjoy those instruments in an orchestra! Our goal is for individuals with special needs and their families to enjoy a concert in a fun and welcoming environment where singing, dancing, and moving are acceptable and encouraged. Any questions or suggestions for future All-Abilities concerts at Olivet can be addressed on our Facebook page— Olivet Nazarene University: National Association for Music Educators. Thank you for coming, and we hope you have a wonderful night! Student recitals ❖❖◆❖❖ 10:00 a.m. Monday, October 7, 2019 Kresge Auditorium/Larsen 140 Larsen Fine Arts Center Program Kresge Auditorium Invocation Concerto in C minor Op. 18 S. Rachmaninoff Allegro Scherzando Sarah Loisch, piano Dr. Paul Kenyon, piano Tattletale B. Goodman Annie Webster, clarinet Prof. Lane Keister, piano To the Sky T. Yoshioka Allegro con fuoco M. Schmitt Carson Lau, marimba It Took Me a While (from John and Jen) A. Lippa Noah Campbell-White, baritone Sarah Loisch, piano Sonata No. 7 in D major Op. 10, No. 3 L. van Beethoven Rondo Jaclyn Evans, piano In a Sentimental Mood D. Ellington Adam Patterson, guitar Waltz in B minor F. Chopin Michael Kren, piano Just Two Snare Drum Duet M. Markovich Phillip F. Glover, snare Dr. Matt Jacklin, snare Please silence your cell phones and refrain from texting or using flash photography. Program Larsen 140 Invocation Vocalise Op. 34, No. 14 S. Rachmaninov Emma Wierenga, alto saxophone Brian Wierenga, piano Non so più cosa son, cosa faccio (from La Nozze di Figaro) W. A. Mozart Cassidy Elmer, mezzo-soprano Prof. Sonya Comer, piano Still vie die Nacht C. Bohm Isaac Lee, bass Dr. Jeff Bell, piano Petite Piece Concertante G. Balay Austin Stafford, trumpet Prof. Sonya Comer, piano Number 22 G. Bordogni Erick Johnson, euphonium Emma Wierenga, piano The Lord’s Prayer A. H. Malotte Zachary Sisk, tenor Dr. Jeff Bell, piano Her Voice (from The Little Mermaid) A. Menken Ryan Woodruff, tenor Prof. Sonya Comer, piano Three Romances R. Schumann Movement 3 Mike DeClue, saxophone Emma Wierenga, piano Ich Liebe Dich L. van Beethoven Katherine Plesniak, mezzo-soprano Prof. Sonya Comer, piano Minicabs W. Bolcom I Feel Good Food Song #1 Food Song #2 Haley Mitacek, mezzo-soprano Dr. Jeff Bell, piano Upcoming Events Oct 7 Organ Recital, Centennial Chapel, 12:00 pm Noon* 21 Organ Recital, Centennial Chapel, 12:00 pm Noon* 25 Homecoming Organ Recital, Centennial Chapel, 3:00 pm* 26 Homecoming SOM Concert, Chalfant Hall, 7:00 pm*+ 28 Messiah Auditions, Kresge, 6:00 pm* 31 NATS Preview Recital, Larsen 140, 7:00 pm* Nov 4 Sr Recital – Sarah Loisch, College Church, 7:00 pm* 7 Sr Recital – Adams/Degner, Kresge, 7:00 pm* 11 Student Recital, Larsen 140/142, 10:00 am* 12 Faculty Jazz Recital, Kresge, 7:00 pm* 14 Percussion Ensembles Recital, Kresge, 7:00 pm* 18 Student Recital, Kresge/Larsen 140, 10:00 am* 18 Chamber/Concert Singers Recital, Kresge, 7:00 pm* 19 Jazz Band/Combos Concert, Kresge, 7:00 pm* 21 Sr Recital – Jacobs/Kren, College Church, 6:30 pm* 21 Sr. Recital – Mondy/Plesniak, Kresge, 8:00 pm* 22 Sr. Recital – DeClue/Donovan, Kresge, 7:00 pm* 23 Messiah Performance, Centennial Chapel, 7:00 pm* 25 Upper Division Hearing Performance, Kresge, 10:00am* Dec 2 Student Recitals, Kresge/Larsen 140, 10:00 am* 6 SOS Performance, Centennial Chapel, 7:00 pm* 7 SOS Performance, Centennial Chapel, 2:00 pm* *recital credit given +admittance fee required NATS preview recital ❖❖◆❖❖ 10:00 a.m.
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