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The University of South Carolina School of Music Dacapo The University of South Carolina School of Music DaCapo Southeastern Piano Festival Summer 2011 Contents School of Music Development 3 Message From the Dean Da Capo July 2011 Development Report 4 Awards and Honors Thank you to more than 850 individuals who helped make dreams come true this year at the School of Music. In these tight economic times, it is truly inspiring that 6 Special Activities/Events each of you has been so generous in assisting the faculty and students at the school. In the fiscal year ending June 30, 2011, the School of Music raised $1,331,000. Most of the support, $1,065,000, went to fund scholarships and fellowships at the school, 9 Student Activities and many gifts were a result of the Carolina Band Campaign. 11 Welcome to the School of Music Approximately 75 percent of School of Music students receive financial support to help pay tuition. Scholarships and fellowships are very important in recruit- 13 Faculty Activities ing and retaining the best students. 17 Alumni Activities Three new scholarship funds were created in 2011, in addition to continued giving to existing scholarships and fellowships. The Wilson family created a new scholar- 20 Donors to the School of Music ship fund targeting music students who participate in the marching band program; Sigma Alpha Iota, a music sorority for women, created a new scholarship for incom- 22 Concert Calendar ing freshmen; and John and Lucrecia Herr created a new award to recognize excellent achievement by a music student. In addition, a fund was created to honor a very special person, John McElyea. John was a junior majoring in music composition when he passed away in April 2011. Many memorials were given in his memory, and his family has very generously endowed the John L McElyea Scholarship Fund to give financial support to future music students. The School of Music raised $177,000 in unrestricted donations for fiscal year 2011. Unrestricted donations are not given to specific scholarships or funds and help sup- port special needs at the school. The remaining funds raised went to support specific outstanding programs, including the Southeastern Piano Festival, Opera at USC, USC Symphony Orchestra, USC Bands, and Southern Exposure New Music Series. Included in the program support for the Southeastern Piano Festival is a very gener- DaCapo ous three-year pledge by Rice Music House. Da Capo is the newsletter of the Thank you again for your support. School of Music, University of South Your gifts Make a Difference at the School of Music. Carolina, Columbia, SC 29208. Leslie Wrenn Director of Development Tayloe Harding, Dean, Executive Editor Laveta Gibson, Managing Editor Contact us at: 803-777-4336 phone 803-777-6508 fax [email protected] On the Cover: Southeastern Piano Festival director Marina Lomazov teaching www.music.sc.edu festival participant Henry Hsieh, a 10th grader from Raleigh, N.C. The University of South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. 11449 UCS 8/11 2 Message from the Dean Transitions Music, like individuals and organizations, is organic. It is in a who are not tenured or on the tenure track. A key way we have constant state of change, either transitioning to something bet- been able to adapt to a budget that is 14 percent less than it used ter or to something worse, but always becoming something new. to be has been to not fill vacant tenure-eligible faculty positions Any musician understands the importance of assuring and instead fill these with persons who are gifted teachers and smooth and effective transitions. Composers spend countless are responsible only for teaching and not for research, perfor- hours conceiving of those passages in their music that take per- mance, or service to the school. Four such positions have been formers and listeners from one idea or mood to another in order changed in this way since 2009 and by the end of 2011–12 will to ensure a musical cohesion. Performers rehearse transitions actualize the lion’s share of this 14 percent permanent reduction. with great attention to detail and to musical nuance in an effort It is important to remember, though, that assuring a smooth to make sure audiences are intrigued and, if appropriate, guided transition to something new requires not only courage to do in their listening. the different but also conviction not to change the vital. The Schools of music, and most certainly the 2010–11 and great work of our faculty leaders since 2008 has protected and 2011–12 versions of our School of Music, are similarly preoc- even enhanced those aspects of our school that so many of you cupied with transitions. In our case in Columbia, this recent counted on when you came through and count on now as both preoccupation is motivated largely by sizeable reductions in the sources of pride and resources of musical excellence for all — state appropriated budget for the school since October 2008, these include necessary scholarship funding for undergraduates, which have resulted in a net permanent loss of more than 14 increased funding for graduate student assistantships, com- percent of what we used to spend. Our transition to this new prehensive musical education training at all levels, outstand- budget has had to be strategically planned and has resulted in ing performing ensembles, and world-class and ample applied the need for us to observe several imperatives over the course of instruction on every voice and instrument and in conducting, the next several years. composition, pedagogy and jazz that we have worked so hard to Last year I reported that one of the strategic imperatives your build over the years. School of Music faculty and administration would pursue in I am deeply gratified that the School of Music constellation 2010–11 would be to examine a growth in student enrollment. of constituents, from faculty to students to staff to alumni and We began this process and are now ready to engage in a 2011–12 friends, embraces so fully and passionately the challenges to an systematic review of our enrollment management system so that effective transition from the old to the new. I remain confident we can plan a future for the school that observes the priorities that our school will be even better as a result. I humbly ask of our students, faculty and alumni and the traditional excel- again for you to stay tuned, stay connected and stay involved. lence of what we do, doing so with a new set of annual revenues on hand. All the best, Consistent and concurrent with this enrollment management review will be the implementation of another imperative: that Tayloe Harding more academic music courses in the school (theory and music Dean history, primarily) will need to be taught by expert teachers 3 Awards/Honors MTNA Winners Congratulations to Music Teachers National Association Winners Announced Magellan Scholars! Chamber Music Division: The Undergraduate Research Initiative at the University of South Carolina is a program designed to pair faculty mentors with undergraduate students in order to Matt Younglove, Matt Krieger, William conduct independent research projects. Reese, Greg Priest — Winners The Magellan Scholar program serves to enrich the academic experience of Linard McCloud, Marcus Smith, Tyler undergraduates by awarding up to $3,000 to enable students to explore research Flowers, Perry Roth — Alternates projects at an in-depth level. All disciplines are represented, including science, technology, medicine, theatre, music and art. Students must apply for the grants, Young Artist Division: and winners are chosen based on educational and intellectual merit, the potential Tyler Flowers — Winner impact of the project, and the student’s academic record. Congratulations to the Linard McCloud — Alternate USC music students who have been awarded these research grants. Senior Division: Evan Clark — Winner Summer/Fall 2010 Megan Graham (mentor: Dr. Wendy Valerio) MTNA Southern Region Competition — Orff-Schulwerk Applications of Pentatonic and Diatonic Tonal Systems for Elementary Evan Clark Children MTNA National Competition, Woodwind Division — Evan Clark, 2nd place Monica Johnston (mentor: Prof. Constance Gee) Stamitz and the Viola d’Amore ASTA National Semifinals The following students progressed to the national semifinals of the ASTA Solo Spring 2011 Competition: Chris Johnson (mentor: Dr. Reginald Bain) Junior Division — Sophie Wang, violin Wiimote Ensemble Senior Division — Pai Liu, cello Lauren Pierce (mentor: Dr. Craig Butterfield) 2011 USC Concerto-Aria Competition CD of Transcriptions Ksenia Ilinykh — piano Ginger Jones — vocal Tyler Loftin — marimba Summer/Fall 2011 Classical Singer Competition Briana Leaman (mentors: Dr. Rebecca Nagel and Dr. Clifford Leaman) A Comparison of European and American Pedagogical Techniques as Applied Specifi- Ann Louise Glasser — Finals in May in cally to the Oboe Los Angeles, Calif. Diane Oliva (mentors: Dr. Constance Gee and Dr. Peter Hoyt) Keowee Chamber Music Competition Madame Gautherot: A Life in Reviews Mozaik Percussion Group — This fresh- man percussion class was selected as the collegiate winners and presented a concert at UNC Asheville in March 2011. Members include Moses Andrews, Michael Bryan, Cory Fica, Taylor Poole, and Aaron Railey. 4 Awards Day Highlights The annual School of Music Awards Day was held on Wednesday, April 14, 2011. In ad- dition to the recognition of the Magellan scholars, performers certificates, and academic honors, the following awards were presented: Pi Kappa Lambda inductees Arthur M. Fraser Award
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