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Final Music Concert Programme.Pdf Table of Content Concert Programme........................................................................................... 1 UTSC Concert Band ............................................................................................. 5 UTSC Small Ensemble Acoustic ................................................................6 UTSC Concert Choir .............................................................................................7 UTSC String Orchestra ........................................................................................8 UTSC Small Ensemble Digital/Amplified .......................................... 9 RUCKUS: The UTSC Alumni & ...................................................................... 10 Community Choir Graduating Students 2021..............................................................................11 Acknowledgements ............................................................................................ 14 Link to music videos, Contact us, ........................................................... 15 and Sponsors UTSC String Orchestra Selections from Hamilton Lin-Manuel Miranda arr. Douglas E. Wagner UTSC Small Ensemble Digital/Amplified Follow Original Maya Bar, Lead Vocals Curtis Cheung, DAW & Keyboards Selections from Hamliton Follow Ashley Heng, Violin & Keyboards UTSC String Orchestra Maya Bar (Lead Vocals), Curtis Cheung (DAW & Keyboards), Ashley Heng (Volin & Keyboards), Joshua Rajah, Piano Joshua Rajah (Piano) We’ll Meet Again Vera Lynn Rasheidah Buckle, Voice/Piano Michael Wan, DAW Oliver Hakim, Violin UTSC Small Ensemble Acoustic A Whole New World Alan Menken Mina Kitano, Violin We’ll Meet Again Theme from Swan Lake Claire Fernandes, Cello Rasheidah Buckle (Voice/Piano), Michael Wan James Thistle (Trumpet), Sylvia Zhu (Piano) Chenny Wu, Piano (DAW), Oliver Hakim (Violin) Theme from Swan Lake Peter Tchaikovsky James Thistle, Trumpet Sylvia Zhu, Piano Six Pieces for Piano Four Hands Arnold Schoenberg Grant Craven, Piano Robin Zhao, Piano UTSC Concert Band Fugue in C Minor Johann Sebastian Bach Theresa Luo, Bells Six Pieces for Piano Four Hands Fugue in C Minor Robin Zhao (Piano), Grant Craven (Piano) Top L to R: Vince Ravindran (Bells), Theresa Luo Kevin Meharchand, Xylophone (Bells), Kevin Meharchand (Xylophone) Vince Ravindran, Bells 1 Because Paul McCartney and Danielle Milankov, French Horn John Lennon Vinicius Silva, French Horn Denzel Lodge, French Horn Jack Liu, Trombone Madelyn Hertz, Tuba UTSC Concert Choir Because Kiss the Rain Top L to R: Jack Liu (Trombone), Denzel Lodge Icey Zhang (Piano), Angela Yang (Flute) Good-Night Matthew Emery (French Horn), Danielle Milankov (French Horn), Madelyn Hertz (Tuba), Vinicius Silva (French Horn) Jaime Barrow, Piano UTSC Small Ensemble Acoustic Kiss the Rain Yiruma Angela Yang, Flute Icey Zhang, Piano Träumerei Robert Schumann Yuean Wang, Clarinet Frank Hu, Piano Good-Night Träumerei UTSC Concert Choir Yuean Wang (Clarinet), Frank Hu (Piano) Sonata in C Major George F. Handel Lydia Li, Flute Jialing Qu, Piano UTSC Small Ensemble Digital/Amplified Fuel to Fire Agnes Obel Cresilda Arellano, Voice Negah Sadighi, Voice Hejia Shen, Piano Driver’s Licence Olivia Rodrigo Fuel to Fire Driver’s Licence Yuang Jiang, Keyboards Cresilda Arellano (Voice), Negah Sadighi (Voice), Yuang Jiang (Keyboards), Audrey Liong (Voice) Audrey Liong, Voice Hejia Shen (Piano) 2 UTSC Concert Choir How Far I’ll Go Lin-Manuel Miranda Sing to Me Andrea Ramsey UTSC Concert Band Menuet Antique Johann Shuerer How Far I’ll Go Sing to Me Lydia Li, Flute UTSC Concert Choir UTSC Concert Choir Jacey Wang, Flute The Entertainer Scott Joplin Ivan Ariyanta, Clarinet Brian Naismith, Alto Saxophone Andy Guo, Alto Saxophone UTSC String Orchestra Serenade for String Orchestra, Op. 20 Edward Elgar Larghetto The Entertainer Menuet Antique Top L to R: Brian Naismith (Alto Saxophone), Ivan Lydia Li (Flute), Jacey Wang (Flute) Allegretto Ariyanta (Clarinet), Andy Guo (Alto Saxophone) UTSC Small Ensemble Acoustic A Time for Us Nino Rota Daisy Tyas, Flute Nicole Fayek, Piano Pie Jesu (from Requiem) Andrew Lloyd Webber Colin Boothby, Theremin Samantha Phillip, Piano A Time for Us Pie Jesu (from Requiem) Waltz No. 6 (from Sleeping Peter Tchaikovsky Nicole Fayek (Piano), Daisy Tyas (Flute) Colin Boothby (Theremin), Samantha Phillip Beauty) (arr. by Sergei Rachmaninoff) (Piano) Bingqian Liu, Piano Sangkavi Kuhan, Piano 3 UTSC Concert Band Habañera (from Carmen) Georges Bizet Yelin Park, Trumpet (arr. by Daniel Hasznos) Jacey Wang, Flute Nick Noiles, Baritone Saxophone Libertango Astor Piazzolla Libertango Habañera (from Carmen) Zhifang Barbara Chen, Flute Barbara Chen (Flute), Meera Mohindra (Flute), Top L to R: Nick Noiles (Baritone saxophone), Jacey Meera Mohindra, Flute Sonia Tao (Flute), Angela Yang (Flute), Elenore Xue Wang (Flute) Sonia Tao, Flute (Bass clarinet) Bottom: Yelin Park (Trumpet) Angela Yang, Flute Yutong (Elenore) Xue, Bass Clarinet UTSC Small Ensemble Digital/Amplified Hyperdrive Devin Townsend Alex Levesque (Guitar, Voice) Mardy Bum Arctic Monkeys JJ (Voice) Sunset Arcade Robert Macatangay (Guitar) Hyperdrive Mardy Bum Alex Levesque Top: Rowan Naidoo (Drums, Bass Guitar) Rowan Naidoo (Bass Guitar, Drums) Bottom: Robert Macatangay (Guitar) Centre: JJ (Voice) Leave the Door Open Silk Sonic FUNKGradient Nick Adams (Bass Guitar) Delaney Lord (Voice) Joshua Witter-Lucas (DAW, Drums, Keyboards, Guitar) UTSC Concert Choir (With Ruckus: The UTSC Alumni and Community Choir) Leave the Door Open Thank You For the Music Thank You For the Music Benny Andersson and Bottom L to R: Nick Adams (Bass Guitar), Delaney UTSC Concert Choir and Ruckus: The UTSC Alumni Lord (Voice), Joshua Witter-Lucas (DAW, Drums, and Community Choir Björn Ulvaeus Keyboards, Guitar) 4 UTSC Concert Band Directed by Dr. Daniel Hasznos Ivan Ariyanta (Clarinet) Jack Liu (Trombone) Star Gabrielle Molina (Clarinet) Sonia Tao (Flute) 3rd year - Computer Science 4th year- Statistics 3rd year - Media Studies, Cardinal Carter Academy for the Bayview Secondary School Brian Naismith (Alto Saxophone) Literature & Film, Music and Arts 4th year - Mathematics, History Culture Denzel Lodge (French Horn) Pickering High School Taipei Kuei Shan High School Zhifang Barbara Chen (Flute, 3rd year - Human Biology, & International School of St. Piccolo, Oboe, Trombone) Psychology Nicholas Noiles (Bari Sax) Lucia 3rd year - Psycholinguistics Dunbarton High School 3rd year - Statistics, Economics, Seaquam Secondary, Delta, BC Music and Culture Jichu (Jacey) Wang (Flute) Theresa Luo (Percussion) Sir Oliver Mowat 3rd year - Psychology & Applied Andy Guo (Alto Saxophone) Statistics 1st year - Phliosophy, Music and Kevin Meharchand (Percussion) Yelin Park (Trumpet) Semiahmoo Secondary School, Culture, City Studies 4th year - Music and Culture, 4th year - Music and Culture, BC Middlefield Collegiate Institute Psychology, Computer Science Biology Sir John A. MacDonald C.I. North Toronto Christian School Yutong (Elenore) Xue (Bass Maddie Hertz (Tuba) Clarinet) Alumni - Bioarcheology Danielle Milankov (French Horn) Vince Ravindran (Bells) 1st year - Psychology Miami Country Day School 4th year - History, Biochemistry 2nd year - Human Geography, Queen Elizabeth High School Markham District High School City Studies, Music and Culture in Edmonton, Alberta Jing Li (Flute) R.H. King Academy 3rd year - Statistics, Economics Meera Mohindra (Flute) Angela Yang (Flute) Columbia International College Conservation and Biodiversity, Vinicius Silva (French Horn) 2nd year - Media Studies, Music Music and Culture 1st year - Biochemistry and and Culture Pickering High School Biology, Music and Culture Pinetree Secondary Schoolt 5 Kingsway Collegiate UTSC Small Ensemble Acoustic Directed by Dr. Daniel Hasznos Colin Boothby (Theremin) Haoming Hu (Piano) Samantha Phillip (Piano) Chenhao (Harrison) Wu (Piano) 2rd year - Specialist (Co-op) 1st year - Computer Science, in Mental Health Studies, Music Mathematics Jialing Qu (Piano) Cathy Xu (Guzheng) and Culture 4th year - Studio Art, Music and St. Brother Andre CHS Mina Kitano (Violin) Culture Shuo (Rose) Yan (Piano) 4th year - Arts Management Grant Craven (Piano) Specialist James Thistle (Trumpet Angela Yang (Flute) 2nd year - Neuroscience, Music (Cornet) 2nd year - Media Studies, Music and Culture Sangkavi Kuhan (Piano) 2nd - Neuroscience and Culture Courtice Secondary School 2nd year - Health Studies Harare International School Pinetree Secondary School Bayview Glen Nicole Fayek (Piano) Daisy Tyas (Flute) Qi Zhang (Piano) 3rd year - Psychology, Music Jing Li (Lydia) (Flute) 1st year - Paramedicine 1st year - Music and Culture, and Culture 3rd year - Statistics, Economics Sir Wilfred Laurier Collegiate Sociology, Public Law St. Augustine Catholic Columbia International College Institute Western Canada High School Highschool Bingqian Liu (Piano) Yuean Wang (Clarinet) Icey Zhang (Piano) Claire Fernandes (Cello) 4th year - Psychology, Music 1st year - Social Sciences 2rd year - Human Biology and Culture Gulf Islands Secondary School Robin Zhao (Piano) Specialist Columbia International College Cardinal Carter Academy for Jing Chen (Chenny) Wu (Piano) Chenmin Zhu (Piano) the Arts Chang Liu (Bamboo Flute) 4th year - Psychology, Music 1st year - New Media, Studio Art and Culture Xiamen Foreign Language Siyuan Gu (Violin) Angelina Nan Li (Piano) Agincourt Collegiate Institute School 6 Albert Brion (Tenor) 4th year - Management and Edward William Rambacal (Bass) Accounting (Specialist) 1st
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