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PIANO FACULTY RECITAL the Department of Music UPCOMING EVENTS The Department of Music October 24 – 3:00 pm WAVES OF BLUE *Carole and Barry Kaye Performing Arts Auditorium A very special showcase concert opening the week-long series of celebrations proudly presents surrounding the inauguration of President Mary Jane Saunders FAU Wind Ensemble, conducted by Kyle Prescott and featuring Heather Coltman in Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue” as well as the Red Cape Tango by Michael Doagherty Also featuring the FAU Chamber Singers, conducted by Patricia Fleitas, Klezmer Company Orchestra, directed by Aaron Kula, Duelling Divas, opera duo, Uwwallo Messengers jazz group, directed by Tim Walters, and Judith Burganger and Leonid Treer, piano duo PIANO FACULTY *Tickets $7-$25, call 1-800-564-9539 or visit www.fauevents.com October 29 and 30 – 7:30 pm RECITAL CHORAL FESTIVAL Debut of ¡Cantemos! FAU’s new vocal ensemble, directed by Patricia Fleitas Women’s Chorus, conducted by Stacie Lee Rossow featuring Men’s Chorus, conducted by Sally Brown FAU Chamber Singers, conducted by Patricia P. Fleitas Festival Women's Chorus, conducted by Stacie Lee Rossow Judith Burganger Festival Chorus, conducted by Patricia P. Fleitas Heather Coltman October 31 – 3:00 pm David Hammer CLASSICAL GUITAR SOCIETY Irena Kofman Ken Keaton, guitar, Leonid Treer, harpsichord and friends Anne Louise-Turgeon MPCAC David Rossow LESSONS AND LEGACIES OF THE HOLOCAUST Leonid Treer November 4 – 7:30 Edward Turgeon Klezmer East performing klezmer music of Eastern Europe before and during the Holocaust November 5 – 8:00 pm Sandra McClain, soprano; Carolyn Bryan, saxophone; Heather Coltman, piano Voices from the Holocaust, Song Cycle by Stuart Glazer, International premiere November 6 – 8:00 pm Kaddish, by Lawrence Siegel, FAU Choral Ensembles and Symphony Orchestra Saturday, October 23, 7:30 pm Laura Joella, conductor Tickets $20 University Theatre November 7 – 3:00 pm FAU Boca Raton FAU Chamber Soloists: Music from Eternal Flames of Memory Piano Trios by Copland, Shostakovich, Janice Hamer and Mendelssohn Leonid Treer, Judith Burganger and Heather Coltman, pianists Mei Mei Luo, violin and Claudio Jaffe, cello All concerts are suggested $10 donation unless otherwise indicated. For more information visit www.fau.edu/music. All concerts held in the University Theatre unless otherwise indicated. MPCAC—Mizner Park Cultural Arts Center Piano Faculty Recital Program Piano Faculty Recital CAPP Members Support FAU Musicians Music takes us out of the actual and whispers to us dim secrets that startle our wonder as to who we are, and for Memberships support areas of greatest need within FAU’s School of the Arts, or they may what, whence, and whereto.” Ralph Waldo Emerson be designated to an area of specific interest to the donor. The study of the art of music is a lifelong pursuit. All MEMBERSHIP LEVEL musicians embrace the ambiguity of seeking, yet never President’s Club ($10,000 and up) attaining, perfection. Here at FAU, our faculty is Scholar ($5,000 - $9,999) dedicated to providing the next generation of musicians with a thorough Associate ($2,500 - $4,999) grounding in all the skills needed to be successful in the profession. FAU’s Patron ($1,000 - $2,499) music faculty challenge all music majors to hone their technical and Talon ($500 - $999) expressive skills as solo and ensemble performers, while simultaneously Fellow ($250 - $499) gaining expertise in music theory, ear-training, conducting, and music Friend ($100 - $249) history. Music education majors take additional coursework to prepare Contributor ($35 - $99) st them to enter the demanding 21 century music classroom, while GIFT DESIGNATION commercial music majors take courses in technology, business and Galleries Music School of the Arts Theatre and Dance Visual Arts/Art History composition to develop versatility in the music industry. Performance (greatest need) majors are given myriad opportunities to learn and polish their craft on Note: A portion or all of your contribution may be tax-deductible based on any goods or stage in individual and collaborative performance settings. The valuable years students spend at FAU require countless hours of disciplined, rigorous services received in exchange for your contribution (e.g., value of VIP seating) according to work in the practice room, in ensemble rehearsals, in classrooms and labs, IRS regulations. and on stage. I want to waive any tickets for which I am eligible, making my contribution 100% The importance of music in our lives cannot be calculated. Upon tax deductible. graduating, music students leave our University ready to challenge and I understand that the value of any tickets for which I am eligible will be deducted inspire others – ready to enter the music profession or pursue advanced from my contribution making the remainder a tax-deductible donation. degrees filled with creative insights and enthusiasm for sharing their love of music. PAYMENT METHOD Scholarships are essential to empower talented students to achieve their Name___________________________________________________________ full potential, especially at a time when one of the greatest obstacles to Address_________________________________________________________ artistic expression is a financial one. Unprecedented market declines over City_________________________________State______Zip_______________ the past years have dramatically decreased the value of our music Phone__________________________ E-mail___________________________ scholarship endowments, making the need for private support for student scholarships more critical than ever before. Check made payable to the FAU Foundation, Inc./Cultural Arts Prodigy Program Please make a donation today to the Music Scholarship Fund using the American Express MasterCard Visa enclosed Cultural Arts Prodigy form. Your gift in whatever amount you are Credit Card #________________________________Expiration date__________________ able to give is needed and appreciated to support music students. Print name as it appears on card________________________________________________ Sincerely, Signature:________________________________________________________________ The Florida Atlantic University Foundation is a 501(c)3 charitable organization. All gifts are tax deductible. Dr. Heather Coltman Chair, Department of Music Piano Faculty Recital CAPP Members Piano Faculty Recital Program Friend ($100 - $249) Prelude and Fugue in A-flat major, WTC I Johann Sebastian Bach Fellow ($250 – $499) Professor Thomas Rockwell Prelude and Fugue in B minor, WTC II (1685-1750) Roy Bartolomei and Peter Maria B. Sandoval Prelude and Fugue in G major, WTC I Wronsky Catherine Schatten Delray Beach Club George Sintchak Heather Coltman Mary Ann Gosser Esquilin Aaron Stang Geo Care, Inc. Edith R. Tobias Stuart and Colleen Glazer Valencia Shores Seasonal Club Sonata, Op. 13 (“Pathetique”) Ludwig van Beethoven Alwynne J. Lamp Dr. John Valentine Grave: Allegro di molto e con brio (1770-1827) Master Chorale of South Florida, Mary Whitten Adagio cantabile Inc. Richard Wright Rondo: Allegro Dr. John Valentine Robert L. Yates Contributor ($35 -$99) Irena Kofman Robert Cerjan Friend ($100 - $249) S. Stuart Cummings Samuel Alter Darlene F. Davis Berceuse, Op. 57 Frederic Chopin Ambassadors One Condominium Mark A. Davis (1810-1849) Association, Inc. Sherry L. Delia Judith Burganger Elliott and Barbara Block Bennett R. Dobbin Cascades Tennis Club Robyn K. Ducharme Charles V. Coombs Mario Fazio Naima John Coltrane Eugene and Ruth Crabb Mark and Beth Feldman (1926-1927) Mr. and Mrs. Mark Davis Susan L. Hotchkiss Karen F. Dhuwalia Paul F. King Spain Chick Corea Vanessa Diaz Natalie and Stanley Klebanoff (b. 1941) Neal Dorst Mark and Lisa Kleinman David Rossow and David Hammer Mrs. William Faulds Debra Koronka Cesar Ferreiro Joseph and Audrey Krois Florida State Music Teachers Drs. Daniel and Kristen Murtaugh INTERMISSION Association, District VI Ellen Saxl Friends of the Classics Bernice Smith Sandra and J.R. Grieser Mr. and Mrs. David Swartzfarb Hungarian Dances Johannes Brahms James E. Hole Cornella Wilder No. 1 in G minor (1833-1897) Ronnie Key No. 5 in F-sharp minor Elsa and Richard Labonski ** updated 10/11/10 Sandra C. McClain and Jeffrey Judith Burganger and Leonid Treer Buller Piano Faculty Recital Participating Artists Piano Faculty Recital CAPP Members Two Preludes Op.11 Alexander Scriabin No. 9 in E major (1872-1915) Patron ($1,000-2,499) No.10 in C-sharp minor Craig Allen Two Etudes Op. 8 Boca Pointe Country Club No. 5 in E major Betty Brossmann No. 9 in G-sharp minor Community Foundation of Palm Beach and Martin Counties Fidelity Charity Gift Fund Leonid Treer Manjunath and Roja Pendakur Ress Family Foundation Melyn Robbins and Shirley B. Samit Mazurka in c-sharp minor, op.30 ,no.4 Frederic Chopin Madelyn G. Savarick Mazurka in b-flat minor, op.24 ,no.4 (1810-1849) Sun-Sentinel Children’s Fund Mazurka in f-sharp minor, op. 59, no.3 Women in the Visual Arts Polonaise in A-flat major, Op. 53 Talon ($500 - $999) Anne Louise-Turgeon Altira, Inc. Robin H. Campbell Laurie M. Carney La Valse Maurice Ravel Cascade Lakes Cultural Arts Club (1875-1937) Heather Coltman Marie Iandoli/MAI Foundation Anne Louise-Turgeon and Edward Turgeon Ross Jones Norman S. Kaufman Ken Keaton David Linser Mary R. Ozga Dr. Paul E. Pataky Anne and Edward Turgeon Seven Keys Company of Florida The Women’s Guild of the Country Club of Boca Raton Kathleen and Robert Workman Piano Faculty Recital CAPP Members Piano Faculty Recital Participating Artists Cultural
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