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Closing Concert PRESENTS 2012 FLUTE WORKSHOP CLOSING CONCERT KATHERINE BORST JONES Director-Founder Thursday, June 21, 2012 1:30 PM WEIGEL AUDITORIUM 1866 College Road, Columbus, OH 43210 PROGRAM WELCOME Richard L. Blatti, Director, School of Music Ave Maria César Alejandro Carrillo (b. 1957), arr. Katherine Borst Jones THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY FLUTE WORKSHOP COUNSELORS - Katherine Borst Jones, conductor Quatuor, I. Fêtes Pierre Max Dubois (1930-1995) JEANNE BAXTRESSER QUARTET - Tierney McClure, Morgan Oberweiser, Gabriella Saporito, Kirsi Smith Aria and Minuet Alessandro Scarlatti (1660-1725) MATHIEU DUFOUR QUARTET - Rebecca Bolich, Judy Cronenwett, Rebecca Goll, Hannah Smith The Village Maid Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683-1764), arr. Heruig JEAN FERRANDIS QUARTET - Arianna Bendit, Martha Denne, Jessica Piso, Alison Prexta Galliard and Courante Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583-1643) RANDY BOWMAN QUARTET - Alyssa Anneken, Allison Hummel, Alison Schmidt, Cassidy Simonson Ländeslied Robert Schumann (1810-1856), arr. Davis EMMANUEL PAHUD QUARTET - Abby Brindus, Taylor Jones, Traleen O’Collins, Megan Ziegman Menuet in G Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) JULIUS BAKER TRIO - Ariel Cohen, Mackensie Davis, Brittany Gaunt Les Fifres Jean-François Dandrieu (1682-1738), trans. Dishinger WALFRID KUJALA TRIO - Kelsey Fulmer, Tara Swecker, Laura Tweedie Dance of the Reed Flutes Peter I. Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) , arr. Holmes TREVOR WYE QUARTET - Stephanie Carozza, Rachel Howard, Megan Paulsen, Christina Tenison Japanese Children’s Songs Tetsusaburo Hirai PAULA ROBISON QUARTET - Emma Heyman, Marissa Howey, Talia Rozenbojm, Maggie Walsh A Twinkle of an Eye Angela Kitchens JIM WALKER QUINTET - Sarah Denne, Melissa O’Hara, Madeleine Smith, Ashley King, Shoshi Sonham Ave Maria Charles Gounod (1818-1893), arr. James Christensen JEAN-PIERRE RAMPAL TRIO - Patrick Carlson, Peter Elliott, Kai Roberts Capricious Winds Satoshi Yagisawa (b. 1975) ROBERT WILLOUGHBY QUARTET - Kelsey Byrum, Arlo Detmer, Margaret Fisher, Nick Swanson Coloratura Satoshi Yagisawa (b. 1975) JAMES GALWAY QUARTET - Maria Androulakakis, Paula Hartsough, Brenna Price, Sarah Sigman PRESENTATION OF SCHOLARSHIPS Katherine Borst Jones Flute Workshop Scholarship Mary Stanton Scholarship PRESENTATION OF CERTIFICATES Katherine Borst Jones and Cathy Miller * * * * * FLUTE WORKSHOP FLUTE CHOIR 2012 Katherine Borst Jones, Director Pretty Saro Appalachian Folk Song, arr. Mark Keller, trans. Katherine Borst Jones Canon J. Pachelbel, arr. Chris Walker Air J. S. Bach, arr. Christensen Carmen Ohio Spanish Chant, trans. Christopher Weait Hang on Sloopy Wes Farrell and Bert Russell, arr. Tatgenhorst / Jones FLUTE WORKSHOP 2012 STAFF FACULTY Katherine Borst Jones, director and founder Ann Stimson, theory Kris Keith, jazz Tim Bower, flute repair Jiung Yoon, pianist COUNSELOR/COACHES Cathy Miller, head counselor Rachel Haug, teacher/coach Dannielle Sturgeon, teacher/coach Jaz Bluhm, coach Erica Kodramaz, coach Tiffany Montgomery, coach Stefanie Schneider, coach Jennifer Shanks, coach Satoko Shimizu, coach Luke Shultz, coach Yusuke Tanaka, coach Erin Weishuhn, coach Rachael Yokers, coach Megan Yost, coach SCHOOL OF MUSIC Director - Richard Blatti Associate Directors - Timothy Leasure, C. Patrick Woliver Program Assistant – Megan Pierce Business Office – Sarah Burson, Mary Machuga Publicity—Tami Morris Programs – Jayne Allison Stage Crew – Tim Donel, Emily Patronik See you next year! JUNE 16-20, 2013 Registration materials will be available January 1, 2013 at music.osu.edu . Katherineborstjones.com | flute.osu.edu COFA Central Ohio Flute Association Thirtieth Annual Flute Festival APRIL 13, 2013 For information visit cofa.osu.edu .
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