Philip Bauman - Conductor Selected Programs
Classical Programs Click on page # for Direct Link British Invasion, Irish Excursion ______Page 2 Fesitval ______Page 3 Amadeus: Mozart Un-Caged ______Page 4 The Soloist Among Us ______Page 5 Carmina ______Page 6
Pops Classique From these United States ______Page 7
Pops Holiday ______Page 9 Trumpet Invasion ______Page 11 Sci-Fi Action and Adventure ______Page 13
Education Concerts Dancing to a Different Beat ______Page 15 Time Machine ______Page 17 Day at the Opera ______Page 21
Family Let the Games Begin ______Page 24 The Magic of Music ______Page 25 Peter and the Wolf ______Page 26
Community Festival Concert Under the Big Top ______Page 27 Classical - British Invasion / Irish Excursion
Ryan de Ryke, Baritone Michiana Choral Society, Robert Dure Artistic Director Northwest Indiana Symphony Chorus, Nancy Menk, Director The Thistle and Heather Pipe Band Philip Bauman, Music Director and Conductor
God Save the Queen ...... Traditional/Jacob Chorus/Audience
Zadok the Priest (Coronation Anthem) ...... G. F. Handel Chorus
“Nimrod” from the Enigma Variations ...... Edward Elgar
Fantasia on British Sea Songs ...... Henry Wood Bugle-calls The Saucy Arethusa Tom Bowling Jack’s the Lad Ladies Home, Sweet Home See, the Conquering Hero Comes!
Five Mystical Songs ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Easter I Got Me Flowers Love Bade Me Welcome The Call Antiphon Ryan de Ryke, Baritone/Chorus
-INTERMISSION-
Bagpipe Selections The Thistle and Heather Pipe Band
Irish Sing a Long ...... John Finnegan It’s a Great Day for the Irish My Wild Irish Rose Toora Lorra Looral Galway Bay Danny Boy When Irish Eyes are Smiling Chorus/Audience Irish Tune from County Derry ...... Percy Grainger
English Folk Song Suite ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Arr. by Gordon
Classic Beatles ...... arr. by Mansfield
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Classical - “FESTIVAL”
Members of Michigan City Chamber Music Festival Nicolas Orbovich, Violin Zophia Glashauser, Violin Wesley Baldwin, Cello Robert Auler, Piano Philip Bauman, Music Director and Conductor
Academic Festival Overture, Op 80 ...... Johannes Brahms
Navarra, Op 33 ...... Pablo de Sarasate Zofia Glashauser, Nicolas Orbovich - Violin
Concert Polka for 2 Violins ...... H. C. Lumbye Zofia Glashauser, Nicolas Orbovich - Violin
Pezzo Capriccioso, Op 62 ...... Pyotr I. Tchaikovsky Wesley Baldwin, Cello
Scherzo in G minor from the Octet Op 20 ...... Felix Mendelssohn Zofia Glashauser, Violin Nicholas Orbovich ,Violin Wesley Baldwin, Cello
Rhapsody In Blue ...... George Gershwin Robert Auler, Piano
-INTERMISSION-
Symphony No. 5, Op. 107, D Major (Reformation) ...... Felix Mendelssohn Andante – Allegro con brio Allegro Vivace Andante Allegro Vivace
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Classical - Amadeus Mozart: Un-Caged
International Contemporary Ensemble Nick Masterson - oboe Campbell MacDonald - clarinet David Byrd-Marrow – horn Rebekah Heller - bassoon
Philip Bauman, Music Director and Conductor Audio-Visual Enhancements between selections.
Symphony No. 25 in G Minor, K.183……………………………………..….Wolfgang A. Mozart Allegro (1st Movement)
Overture to Le Nozze di Figaro:, K.492 ...... Wolfgang A. Mozart (The Marriage of Figaro)
Sinfonia Concertante E-flat Major, K.297b ...... Wolfgang A. Mozart Allegro Adagio Andante con Variazioni International Contemporary Ensemble
-INTERMISSION-
Atlas Eclipticalis ...... John Cage International Contemporary Ensemble
Symphony No. 39 in E-flat Major, K.543 ...... Wolfgang A. Mozart Menuetto (3rd Movement)
Bassoon Concerto in B-flat Major, K.191 ...... Wolfgang A. Mozart Allegro (1st Movement) Rebekah Heller
Symphony No. 41 in C Major, K.551 (Jupiter) Finale (4th Movement) ...... Wolfgang A. Mozart
4 Classical – The Soloist Among Us
Danielle Belen, Violin – Sphinx Competition Winner - 2008, Soloist Philip Bauman, Music Director and Conductor
Overture of the Season……………………………………………………....Jerry Lackey Commissioned for the LCSO by the family of JoFran and Garry Bendix
Concerto in E-flat (Dumbarton Oaks)…………………………………….Igor Stravinsky
I. Tempo giusto II. Allegretto III. Con moto
Le Quattro Staggioni (The Four Seasons)……………………………..…Antonio Vivaldi L’estate (Summer) I. Allegro II. Adagio III. Presto
Danielle Belen, Violin Las Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas …………………………….……..… Astor Piazzolla (The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires) Verano Porteño (Buenos Aires Summer) Danielle Belen, Violin
-INTERMISSION-
Symphony No. 5, Op. 64, E minor…………………..………..….Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
I. Andante, Allegro con anima II. Andante cantabile, con alcuna licenza III. Valse: Allegro moderato IV. Finale: Andante maestoso, Allegro vivace
5 Classical – Carmina Burana
Elizabeth Norman, Soprano Ryan de Ryke, Baritone Ed Zelnis, Tenor South Suburban Chorale, Al Jackson – Director LaPorte County Symphony Chorus, Matthew Nelson - Director South Lake Children's Chorus, Aaron Riegle - Director Philip Bauman, Music Director/Conductor
Karelia Suite ...... Jean Sibelius Intermezzo Ballade Alla Marcia
-INTERMISSION-
Carmina Burana ...... Carl Orff
6 Made in the USA Season Opening - Pops Classique Concert
From These United States
Renee Strasburg, Piano – 2008 Young Artist Winner Sandy Gleim, Actress Mark Krentz, Actor Fran Milo, Actress Bruce Johnson, Actor Lucy Vergo, Actress Howard Brenneman, Actor Sheryl Edwards, Actress Philip Bauman, Music Director and Conductor
Beauty Creek (2007) ...... Andrew Riggle Professional Premiere
From These States (1951) ...... Ernst Bacon I. Laying the Rails (A Sledge-Hammer Song) II. Source of the Tennessee III. The Sunless Pines IV. The Saluda Barn Dance V. The Cliff Dwellers (No Ancient Cliffs, These) VI. Wizard Oil VII. Storm Over Huron VIII. Lullaby to a Sick Child IX. Polly’s Murder X. Hickory Gap XI. The Timberline Express
Piano Concerto in A Minor ...... Edvard Grieg I. Allegro molto moderato Renee Strasburg, Piano
-INTERMISSION-
7 Made in the USA Season Opening - Pops Classique Concert
Ellis Island: The Dream of America (2003) ...... Peter Boyer
Prologue Words of Helen Cohen, emigrated from Poland, 1920, age 20 – Sandy Gleim Interlude 1 Words of James Apanomith, emigrated from Greece, 1911, age 16 – Mark Krentz Interlude 2 Words of Lillian Galletta, emigrated from Italy, 1928, age 4 – Fran Milo Interlude 3 Words of Lazarus Salamon, emigrated from Hungary, 1920, age 16 – Bruce Johnson Interlude 4 Words of Helen Rosenthal, emigrated from Belgium, 1940, age 30 – Lucy Vergo Interlude 5 Words of Manny Steen, emigrated from Ireland, 1925, age 19 – Howard Brenneman Interlude 6 Words of Katherine Beychok, emigrated from Russia, 1910, age 10-– Sheryl Edwards Epilogue: “The New Colossus” (Emma Lazarus, 1883) – ALL
Texts from the Ellis Island Oral History Project Photographs courtesy Ellis Island Immigration Museum Commissioned by The Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts Recording of Ellis Island: The Dream of America on the Naxos label
8 Pops - Holiday Sarah Gartshore, Soprano Cripple Creek Shania Povlock, vocalist Illumination, Becky Osborn-Director LCSO Children’s Chorus, Matthew Nelson-Director
Overture of Joy ...... Arr. by Lari Goss and Michael Lawrence Carols Suite ...... Arr. David Hamilton Illumination He is Born the Divine Christ Child ...... Arr. John Leavitt Illumination A King is Coming to Town ...... Geron Davis/Bradley Knight Cripple Creek Santa Claus is Coming to Town ...... Arr. by Jerry Lackey Christmas Memories ...... Rosephanye Powell Illumination Exsultate Jubilate ...... W.A. Mozart Exsultate Jubilate Alleluia Sarah Gartshore, Soprano Take My Hand, Precious Lord ...... Thomas Dorsey/George Neslon Allen Cripple Creek King of Glory, King of Love ...... Cottrell/Moffitt Cripple Creek/Illumination
-INTERMISSION- Sing We Now of Christmas ...... David Hamilton It's a Wonderful Life ...... Dimitri Tiomkin Arr. by Patrick Russ/Paul Henning Illumination Fantasia on We Three Kings ...... Brian Balmages
9 Pops - Holiday This Time of Year ...... Pat Thompson Arr. by Jerry Lackey Sarah Gartshore/Illumination/Audience Season’s Greetings ...... Arr. by David T. Clydesdale Gloria with Lux Venit ...... Michael W. Smith Arr. by David Hamilton Illumination Angels Among Us ...... Alabama Arr. by Jerry Lackey Shania Povlock/Illumination/LCSO Children’s Chorus Silent Night ...... Gruber Arr. by Daniel Pinkham Ensemble/Audience
10 Pops – Trumpet Invasion
Rich Ridenour – Piano Brandon Ridenour – Trumpet, Canadian Brass Philip Bauman, Music Director and Conductor
The Sea Hawk Suite Erich Korngold
Warsaw Concerto Richard Addinsell Rich Ridenour
Eleanor Rigby John Lennon Arr. by B. Ridenour Brandon Ridenour
Tango Adios Nonino Astor Piazolla Arr. by R. Ridenour Rich and Brandon Ridenour
Pink Panther Henry Mancini Arr. by R. Ridenour Rich Ridenour
Brazil Ary Barroso Arr. by R. Ridenour Rich Ridenour
Wonderful World Thiele-Weiss Arr. by B. Ridenour Rich and Brandon Ridenour
Carnival of Venice Arr. by Del Staigers and R. Ridenour Rich and Brandon Ridenour
-INTERMISSION- The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa Baton Competition Winner
Selections from Guys and Dolls Loesser
Rootbeer Rag Billy Joel Arr. by R. Ridenour Rich Ridenour
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Hora Staccato Grigoras Dinicu Arr. by M. Hamlisch Rich and Brandon Ridenour
Simple Gifts Joseph Brackett Arr. by R. Ridenour Rich and Brandon Ridenour
Rhapsody in Blue George Gershwin Rich and Brandon Ridenour
ENCORE (not in program- no orchestra) Variations on Chopsticks……………………………………………..…….….Traditional Rich and Brandon Ridenour
12 Pops - Sci-Fi, Action & Adventure
Nanda Danitschek, Vocalist Illumination, Becky Osborn-Director Philip Bauman, Music Director and Conductor
Also Sprach Zarathustra, Op. 30 ...... Richard Strauss 2001 A Space Odyssey
Star Trek – Into Darkness ...... Michael Giacchino Illumination X - Files ...... Mark Snowden Arr. Jonathan Sacks Tribute to John Williams ...... John Williams
Skyfall ...... Paul Richard Epworth/Adele Adkins Nanda Danitschek Illumination
Alien End Title ...... Jerry Goldsmith
Fantastic 4 ...... John Ottoman Arr. Rick Giovinazzo
Independence Day ...... David Arnold Arr. Tony Smallwood Illumination
Back to the Future ...... Alan Silvestri
-INTERMISSION-
Stars and Stripes Forever ...... John Phillip Sousa Baton Auction Winner
Jurassic Park ...... John Williams Arr. Calvin Custer
13 Pops - Sci-Fi, Action & Adventure
How to Train Your Dragon ...... John Powell Illumination
When You Believe ...... Stephen Schwartz Arr. Audrey Snyder/John Moss Illumination
The Mummy Returns ...... Alan Silvestri Illumination
Phantom Menace ...... John Williams Illumination
Pirates of the Caribbean ...... Hans Zimmer (Suite Rented from Disney) Illumination
14 15 Education: Dancing to a Different Beat
Created & Conducted by: Philip Bauman Host: Bonnie Quigley as “Professor Squigley” Dancers: Dance Tech, Kelley King-Cole, Director Indiana Ballet Northwest, Gloria Tuohy, Director McNulty Irish Dancers Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians Mumble Happy Feet
NATIVE AMERICAN Drumming and Dancing Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians
ANDERSON Ballet music from Goldilocks Dancers - Charleston
GERVAISE Pavane and Galliard Indian Ballet Theatre – Renaissance Dancers
BACH Gigue from Suite No. 3 Indian Ballet Theatre – Gigue
HAYDN Minuet from Symphony No. 104 Indian Ballet Theatre – Minuet
BEETHOVEN Scherzo from Symphony No. 9 Indian Ballet Theatre
DVORAK Symphony No. 9, (New World) - Finale Classical Music with Native American Themes
HARDIMAN Selections from Lord of the Dance McNulty Irish Dancers – Step Dancing
MASSENET Navarraise from Le Cid Indian Ballet Theatre – Spanish Dancing
YOUMANS Carioca from Flying Down to Rio Pictures of Ginger Rodgers & Fred Astaire
POWELL Mumble Happy Feet Mumble Happy Feet, audience participation 16 Cue Sheet Education - Musical Time Machine Cue Sheet Created by: Robert Hanson & Philip Bauman Conductor: Philip Bauman Host: Matt Nelson Appearances by: Bam Bam the Cave Man – Brad Staats, Percussion King David – Meg Rodgers, Harp Monks, Odo Cluny – Local Actors TBD King Henry the VIII – Woodwinds J.S. Bach – Dan Lewis, actor Mozart – Strings Beethoven – Classical Orchestra Berlioz – Romantic Orchestra
Overview: A mechanical machine, activated by the host turning dials create lights, and turns on fans that are accentuated by stage light changes and sound effects to show students an entertaining history of music lesson.
¯Overture to Candide (with cut: m.47-160 inclusive) Bernstein
• On 1st Cue: Some musicians leave stage. The remaining orchestra is: 1101, 2100, timp+1 Strings: 43221 (Bam-Bam in quick costume change). • On 2nd Cue: everyone leaves the stage, leaving 1 percussionist to play triangle. • Select Musicians change into costumes ·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: BAM – BAM
·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: King David
·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: Monks enter in procession
±Sound cue: Dies Irae
·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: Woodwind Trio
¯ ORCHESTRA: Trumpet Fanfare (in balcony) as lights come up.
¯ ORCHESTRA: Woodwind Trio (Cue line – “Start the music.”)
¯ ORCHESTRA: Trumpet Fanfare #2 (Cue line – “Bring on the food…I say, bring on the food.”)
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17 Cue Sheet Education - Musical Time Machine Cue Sheet ·ENTRANCE: Horn Player
¯ ORCHESTRA: Horn Call (Cue: “Off to the hunt.”)
·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: Strings for Pachelbel (44321)
¯ Canon (with viola part) opening to downbeat of m. 27. Pachelbel
·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: Mozart – String Quartet in place
·ENTRANCE: (on applause): 1 stand of 1st Vln., 1 stand of 2nd Vln., 1 cello, 1 bass enter
¯ Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (Exposition of 1st mvt. onlv) Mozart
·ENTRANCE: On applause: Haydn wind players enter (2202 – 2200, timp)
¯ Symphony No. 94, 2nd mvt. (through m 48) Havdn
·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: Beethoven musicians enter: All remaining strings, add clarinets ¯ Symphony No.5, 1st. mvt. (exposition only) Beethoven
·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: Berlioz musicians enter:
¯ Symphony Fantastique, 5th mvt. (beginning 20 after [65] ) Berlioz
¯ Pirates of the Caribbean Zimmer ON APPLAUSE: Orchestra bow.
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18 Education - Musical Time Machine Cue Sheet Conductor: Philip Bauman Hosted by: Matt Nelson Appearances by: Bam Bam the Cave Man, percussionist King David, Harp Monks – Odo Cluny King Henry the VIII - Woodwinds J.S. Bach Mozart - Strings Beethoven – Classical Orchestra Berlioz – Romantic Orchestra
¯Overture to Candide (with cut: m.47-160 inclusive) Bernstein
• On 1st Cue: Some musicians leave stage. The remaining orchestra is: 1101, 2100, timp+1 Strings: 43221 (Bam-Bam in quick costume change). • On 2nd Cue: everyone leaves the stage, leaving 1 percussionist to play triangle. • Select Musicians change into costumes
·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: BAM – BAM
·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: King David
·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: Monks enter in procession
±Sound cue: Dies Irae
·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: Woodwind Trio
¯ ORCHESTRA: Trumpet Fanfare (in balcony) as lights come up.
¯ ORCHESTRA: Woodwind Trio (Cue line – “Start the music.”)
¯ ORCHESTRA: Trumpet Fanfare #2 (Cue line – “Bring on the food…I say, bring on the food.”)
·ENTRANCE: Horn Player
¯ ORCHESTRA: Horn Call (Cue: “Off to the hunt.”)
·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: Strings for Pachelbel (44321)
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19 Education - Musical Time Machine Cue Sheet ¯ Canon (with viola part) opening to downbeat of m. 27. Pachelbel
·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: Mozart – String Quartet in place
·ENTRANCE: (on applause): 1 stand of 1st Vln., 1 stand of 2nd Vln., 1 cello, 1 bass enter
¯ Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (Exposition of 1st mvt. onlv) Mozart
·ENTRANCE: On applause: Haydn wind players enter (2202 – 2200, timp)
¯ Symphony No. 94, 2nd mvt. (through m 48) Havdn
·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: Beethoven musicians enter: All remaining strings, add clarinets ¯ Symphony No.5, 1st. mvt. (exposition only) Beethoven
·ENTRANCE: As Time Machine is activated: Berlioz musicians enter:
¯ Symphony Fantastique, 5th mvt. (beginning 20 after [65] ) Berlioz
¯ Pirates of the Caribbean Zimmer ON APPLAUSE: Orchestra bow.
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20 La Porte Savings Bank V. Michael & Cherri Drayton Barry Dulyea Arts for Children Fund CHILDREN’S CONCERT Dr. Hester Muller and Jack Allen from Unity Foundation of La Porte County 1st Source Bank David & Dr. Linda Sirugo Family General Insurance Services Dennis Lantz
V. Michael Drayton, Children’s Concert Chairperson Pamela Bush, Reservation Coordinator Philip Bauman, Music Director/Conductor Lee Bauman, Executive Director Diana Ford, Education Director Jenevieve Hayes, Personnel Manager Dana Chartier, Librarian Matthew Nelson, Lighting Kelly and Shawn Strojny, Slideshow La Porte Service League Kesling Middle School Student Council Lakeshore Public Television
Best Western Plus - Hotel and Conference Center, La Porte
REIMAGINED Voices IMAGINED
Opening Night - The Other 3 Tenors Wirt-Emerson Concert Choir Saturday, November 15, 2014, 7:30 pm La Porte Civic Auditorium Created by Classic Concert - Bach, Bruckner & Brahms Northwest Indiana Symphony Chorus & Illumination Chorus Diana S. Ford Sunday, March 22, 2015, 3:00 pm LCSO.net Elston Performing Arts Center 219 362-9020 La Porte County Symphony Orchestra Sponsored by: Education Director Indiana University Health, La Porte Hospital Michigan City Community Enrichment Corp. Order Your Pops Concert Tickets! A Day at the Opera Purdue University Glee Club Saturday, April 18, 2015, 7:30 pm La Porte Civic Auditorium FREE admission October 8, 2014 Sponsored by: for Students! Subscribe The Robert J. Hiler Family Foundation Today! La Porte Civic Auditorium 21 Bonnie Quigley - Actress Guest Artists Bonnie has been involved in community theatre for over 30 years. She has enjoyed performing and helping to A Day at the Opera promote and produce live theatre for audiences at both La Porte Little Theatre and Footlight Players. She has won Cast of Characters awards from Northwest Indiana Theatre Foundation for Florence Fontaine, Middle-age talentless diva – Bonnie Quigley set design and acting. Cosmo Stars, Middle-age manager of Florence – Warren Moulton Warren Moulton - Actor Rosie, Youngish soprano and shy secretary of Florence – Betsy Archer Chicago tenor, actor, comic, writer and raconteur Warren Delivery boy, Youngish tenor who falls in love with Rosie – Emanuel Caraman Moulton has left his mark on over 50 operas and operet- Maestro Philip J. Bauman, Conductor tas, including La Bohème, Rigoletto, The Barber of Seville, Romeo and Juliet, The Merry Widow, Die Fledermaus, The play takes place in La Porte, Indiana the day after Knickerbocker Holiday and The Desert Song for such Florence Fontaine's debut performance in Carnegie Hall. companies as Chicago Opera Theater, Glimmerglass Opera, Chicago Chamber Opera and Light Opera Works. He is a veteran of over 400 concert and recital Triumphal March from Aida ...... Giuseppe Verdi performances. Overture to The Magic Flute ...... Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Betsy Archer - Soprano Betsy won the La Porte Symphony’s “Hoosier Star” Ride of the Valkyries from Die Walkure ...... Richard Wagner competition in 2011. In addition to being an oratorio soloist, Betsy recently portrayed Jenny Lind in the Humming Song ...... Giacomo Puccini Louisville, KY premier of When Jenny Lind Came To Town chorus from Madame Butter y and Millie in the Acorn Theater’s premier of The Lords of the Levee. She has also played Eliza in My Fair Lady, Lily in Rosie, Audience The Secret Garden, and Tseitel in Fiddler on the Roof. Operetta and Opera credits include Casilda in The “Un di felice” from La Traviata ...... Giuseppe Verdi Gondoliers, Pitti-Sing in The Mikado, and Cherubino in The Delivery Boy, Rosie Marriage of Figaro. Can Can ...... Jacques O enbach Emanuel Caraman - Tenor Throughout his career Romanian tenor Emanuel- from Orpheus in the Underworld Cristian Caraman has appeared with opera companies, symphony orchestras and on the recital stage in Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana ...... Pietro Mascagni Europe, South America and North America. Operatic highlights include Fritz in L’Amico Frits, Riccardo in Un “Sempre Libera” from La Traviata ...... Giuseppe Verdi Ballo in Maschera, Edgardo in Lucia di Lammermoor, Rodolfo in La Boheme, Alfredo in La Traviata, Don José Wedding March ...... Felix Mendelssohn in Carmen, Ernesto in Don Pasquale, Don Ottavio in from A Midsummer Night's Dream Don Giovanni, Ferrando in Cosi Fan Tutte and Tamino in Die Zauber ote. MORE INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND AT LCSO.NET 22 Education - A Day at the Opera A DAY AT THE OPERA
A Day At The Opera is a fictionalized account of a day in the life of socialite Florence Foster Jenkins. The main character is named Florence Fontaine and through her story, students are introduced to some of the most beautiful opera melodies ever written. The music will acquaint students with the following composers:
Mascagni, Mendelssohn, Mozart Offenbach Puccini Verdi Wagner
The program and accompanying teacher resource materials will guide students through the components of opera including:
Overture Aria Chorus Orchestra Story-Plot Characters
The study of opera lends itself well to writing, language arts, history, music and art activities in the classroom.
Synopsis
Florence Fontaine is a talentless opera diva wannabe. She arrives in La Porte with her manager Cosmo Stars and her secretary Rosie, to scout a venue and begin her world concert tour. The previous evening, Florence rented Carnegie Hall to make her debut performance. Her manager Cosmo knows that she cannot sing. He loves her very much and wants to protect her from ridicule. They both are awaiting her concert reviews by special delivery - she to read them and he to intercept them. Rosie, the secretary to Florence is very shy and does not speak much. Not known to Cosmo or Florence is that Rosie has a beautiful singing voice and she should be the one to go on the world tour. While attempting to deliver the Carnegie Hall debut reviews, the delivery boy hears Rosie sing and falls madly in love with her. Cosmo is unable to intercept the terrible reviews and Florence finally realizes that she cannot sing. Cosmo proposes and Florence accepts. Rosie discovers her voice and Florence and Cosmo manage her world tour after they wed.
23 Family – Let the Games Begin Philip J. Bauman, Music Director/Conductor Ron Miller, MC – Radio announcer Mark Krentz, Narrator Susan Wolf - Vocalist Brian Phillips, Vocalist Rusty the Rail Cat, Mascot Ronald McDonald
National Anthem ...... Francis Scott Key Olympic Fanfare & Theme ...... John Williams Parade of the Charioteers ...... Miklos Rosza Overture to Die Meistersinger ...... Richard Wagner • Cut from 4 before [F] – [G], add a rall. In the bar before the cut. • Excerpt 1 – Opening to the first note of m. 6 : add a fermata on downbeat • Excerpt 2 – [A] , play 4 measures • Excerpt 3 – BRASS ONLY: pickup to [B] – play 8 measures, ending on the downbeat of the 8th bar, • Excerpt 4 – STRINGS ONLY: [C] play 9 measures, ending on the downbeat of the 9th bar. • Excerpt 5 – [D]: play 5 measures, ending on the downbeat of the 5th measure • Excerpt 6 – [E]: play 4 measures • Excerpt 7 – [G]: WOODWINDS ONLY: play 4 measures.
Highlights from Rocky ...... Bill Conti Take me Out to the Ball Game ...... Albert Von Tizler Casey at the Bat ...... Stephen Simon Mark Krentz narrator Merle Miller – Hot dog vendor & son with programs Another one Bites the Dust Monday Night Football Theme Are You Ready for Some Football ...... Hank Williams Susan Wolf, vocalist Michigan City Pep Band Fight Song Medley ...... Paul Yoder • On Wisconsin • Notre Dame Victory March • Go Northwestern • We’re Loyal to You Illinois • The Victors (University of Michigan) • Across the Field (Ohio State) • Hail Purdue • Indiana our Indiana • LaPorte High School • Michigan City High School
We Are the Champions ...... Queen Susan Wolf, vocalist Brian Phillips, vocalist
24 Family – The Magic of Music Philip J. Bauman, Music Director/Conductor Michael Carrington, Magician
1. Sabre Dance: Khachaturian
2. Thus Sprach Zarathustra: Richard Strauss (Measures 3 to 3 after [1])
3. Ferre Jacques: Hanson
☛ String Demo (Frere Cordes), mellow, legato style ☛ Woodwind Demo (Frere Bois), Jazz, up-beat style ☛ Brass (Frere Cuivres), Dissonant, bold in style ☛ Percussion (Frere Batterie), Latin, up-beat style ☛ Full orchestra (Frere Orchestre) Big, full, loud
4. Symphony #6 "Pastoral", Mvt. 4: Beethoven ☛ Demo #1 "Creating rain" – Violins & Viola only (Measure 3 – d.b. m. 9) ☛ Demo #2 "Creating thunder" – Brass & Woodwinds ([C] - d.b. m. 33) ☛ Demo #3 "Creating lightning" –Timps, Brass, & Woodwinds (Measures 51 & 52) ☛ Bass Drum and Crash Cym. On cue from conductor ( boom/crash lightning effect) ☛ Bass Drum & Timp roll on cue from conductor (emulating thunder) ☛ Play the entire Movement (Resolve on d.b. of 5th mvt. with fermata)
5. March Militaire: Franz Schubert
☛ Opening with cut from m21-m57 inclusive ending on the db of m59 [1st ending]. ☛ In minor (Handout)
6. Toccata and Fugue: J.S. Bach Opening up to [8]
7. Music with no rhythm: Everyone just blow, blast and ad lib (from Syncopated Clock music) on cue for 3 seconds.
8. Syncopated Clock: Leroy Anderson – Complete
9. America: Hanson
☛ Opening 9 measures (Tutti)
☛ Theme only played by Flutes, Oboes, Trumpet 1, Violin I & II, in correct rhythm (3/4 time)
10. Variations on America: Charles Ives (Cut from Letter "H" to Letter "J")
25 Family – Peter and the Wolf
Peter and the Wolf
Philip J. Bauman, Music Director/Conductor Kathleen Zmuda, Narrator Robert Kung, Piano*
Piano Concerto No. 1...... Ludwig Van Beethoven Rondo Robert Kung, piano*
Rhythmically Speaking
Chicka Chicka ABC ...... Bill martin Jr. and John Archambault
Hand,Hand, Fingers, Thumb ...... Al Perkins
The Remarkable Farkle McBride ...... John Lithgow
Kathleen Zmuda, narrator
Musical – Logical Quiz Show
Audience Members Participate
Peter and the Wolf ...... Sergei Prokofiev
*Young Artist Concerto Winner
26 PROGRAM
Under the Big Top February 25, 2006, 3:00 p.m. Elston Theatre, Michigan City
Bobby Komendera, Ringmaster Matt Kalita, Magician/Extricationist Michiana Clowns Thomas Misch, Juggling Fanatic Platinum Gymnastics Trail Creek Dog Training Club
Philip Bauman, Music Director and Conductor
Overture to Candide...... Leonard Bernstein Company Parade
Galop from The Comedians...... Dimitri Kabalevsky Juggling Fanatic
Prologue from The Comedians ...... Dimitri Kabalevsky Michiana Clowns
Prologue from Swan Lake...... Peter I. Tchaikovsky Matt Kalita
The Families of the Orchestra Woodwinds, Brass, Strings, Percussion
Navarraise from Le Cid ...... Jules Massenet Michiana Clowns
Flight of the Bumblebee from The Tale of Tsar Saltan...... Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Michiana Clowns
In the Hall of the Mountain King from Peer Gynt ...... Edward Grieg Matt Kalita - Magician
Sabre Dance from Gayne ...... Aram Khachaturian Platinum Gymnastics Juggling Fanatic
The Elephant from Carnival of the Animals ...... Camille Saint-Saens Michiana Clowns
Overture to William Tell...... Gioacchino Rossini Matt Kalita - Magician
Waltz from Swan Lake ...... Peter I. Tchaikovsky Michiana Clowns
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Slide Presentation Galop from Suite No. 2 ...... Igor Stravinsky From The Comedians ...... Dmitri Kabalevsky March Waltz Epilogue
Baby Elephant Walk...... Henry Mancini Michiana Clowns
Aragonaise from Le Cid ...... Jules Massenet Trail Creek Dog Club
Night on Bare Mountain ...... Modest Mussorgsky Finale from Swan Lake ...... Peter I. Tchaikovsky Matt Kalita - Extracationist
Can – Can from Orpheus in the Underworld ...... Jacques Offenbach
Entire Company
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