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nd 82The First CollegiateA Bach Festivalnnual in the Nation Bach Festival CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ANNOTATED PROGRAM APRIL 25-27, 2014 THE 2014 BACH FESTIVAL IS MADE POSSIBLE BY: The Adrianne and Robert Andrews Bach Festival Fund in honor of Amelia & Elias Fadil Baldwin Wallace University Eighty-Second Annual Bach Festival The First Collegiate Bach Festival in the Nation ANNOTATED PROGRAM April 25–27, 2014 SCHEDULE OVERVIEW FRIDAY, APRIL 25 1:00-3:00 p.m. Open House Riemenschneider Bach Institute 3:15 p.m. Festival Brass Marting Hall Tower 4:00 p.m. First Concert Gamble Auditorium Page 70 Solo Baroque Works featuring Conservatory Alumni 7:15 p.m. Festival Brass Marting Hall Tower 8:00 p.m. Second Concert Gamble Auditorium Page 76 J. S. Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G Major, BWV 1048 J. S. Bach: Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern, BWV 1 J. S. Bach: Magnificat in D Major, BWV 243 SATURDAY, APRIL 26 11:00 a.m. Lecture Chamber Hall Page 88 Bach and the Dance: The Vitruvian Man Goes Baroque Presented by Catherine Turocy, Artistic Director New York Baroque Dance Company 2:00 p.m. Lecture Chamber Hall Page 88 Bach’s ‘St. John Passion’: Theology and Musical Structure Presented by Dr. Eric Chafe, Professor of Music, Brandeis University 3:15 p.m. Festival Brass Marting Hall Tower 4:00 p.m. Third Concert Gamble Auditorium Page 88 Crossing the Channel: Music and Dance from London and Paris during the time of J. S. Bach Musica Pacifica with the New York Baroque Dance Company 7:15 p.m. Festival Brass 8:00 p.m. Fourth Concert Gamble Auditorium Page 95 St. John Passion, BWV 245 SUNDAY, APRIL 27 11:15 a.m. Bach Service Berea United Page 128 Durante: Magnificat in B-flat Methodist Church 2:00 p.m. Alumni Choir Fynette Kulas Music Hall Page 130 ii CONTENTS ii Schedule Overview 3 Bach Festival Staff and Committee 5 Welcome: Dr. Robert Helmer, University President Mrs. Susan Van Vorst, Conservatory Director 9 Tribute to Maestro Dwight Oltman 13 Endowments 14 Supporters of the 2014 Bach Festival 16 Bach Festival Attendees—20 to 82 Years of Patronage 19 History of the Bach Legacy at Baldwin Wallace 30 Riemenschneider Bach Institute Advisory Board 31 Conservatory Women’s Committee 32 The Bach Festival Organ 33 The Chancel Organ (United Methodist Church of Berea) 34 Artistic Personnel 35 Administrative and Support Personnel 37 Performing Ensembles—Personnel Lists 43 Biographical Information 70 First Concert* 76 Second Concert* 88 Third Concert** 95 Fourth Concert** 128 Bach Service 130 Bach Festival Alumni Choir 131 Repertory List 144 Announcement of the 2015 Bach Festival *Notes on the Programs, Texts, and Translations by Dr. Melvin Unger, Director of the Riemenschneider Bach Institute. INFORMATION FOR TICKET HOLDERS Please be seated at least ten minutes prior to the scheduled time of each performance. Please help us conserve paper by bringing your program back with you to each performance. All events are located in Gamble Auditorium, Kulas Musical Arts Building (96 Front St.) unless otherwise noted. Please refrain from using cameras or recording devices during the concerts. Please turn off cell phones and pagers, and open candies and lozenges only between pieces. Latecomers are requested to wait until an interval of applause before being seated. 1 by Kendal’s passion for music and the arts! With a commitment to enhancing the quality of life, Kendal fosters a vibrant sense of togetherness where you can continue to enrich your life and the lives of others. Join us in “Together, transforming the experience of aging.®” Located less than one mile from Oberlin College and the Conservatory of Music. Call today to arrange a visit and learn more about our vibrant community. Together, transforming the experience of aging.® www.kao.kendal.org EQUAL HOUSING ©2014 KENDAL OPPORTUNITY 1-800-548-9469 600 Kendal Drive, Oberlin, Ohio 2 STAFF & COMMITTEE BALDWIN WALLACE UNIVERSITY 82ND ANNUAL BACH FESTIVAL Dr. Albert Riemenschneider (1878–1950) Mrs. Selma (Marting) Riemenschneider (1882–1971) Founders BACH FESTIVAL STAFF AND COMMITTEE Dwight Oltman Festival Music Director Dirk Garner Festival Choral Director Melvin Unger Program Annotator and Editor Director, Riemenschneider Bach Institute Susan Van Vorst Director of the Conservatory Festival General Manager Erika Haskell Festival Coordinator © Baldwin Wallace University 3 Founded in 1845, Baldwin Wallace was among the first colleges to admit students without regard to race or gender. That spirit of inclusiveness and innovation has flourished and evolved into a personalized approach to education: one that stresses individual growth as students learn to learn, respond to new ideas, adapt to new situations and prepare for the certainty of change. An independent, coeducational college affiliated with the United Methodist Church, BW enrolls 3,000 undergraduate students as well Distinctively B-W as 400 part-time evening/weekend and 600 graduate students. The • The University regularly Quick to Innovate average class size is 19. appears among “America’s Best • BW was one of the first Baldwin Wallace is one of the few Colleges” and “Best Values” in colleges in the country to liberal arts schools in the nation the U.S. News & World Report endow a chair in corporate with an internationally respected annual rankings. ethics, the Charles E. Spahr Conservatory of Music. It also is • The Music Theatre program Chair in Managerial and recognized as one of the early leaders was ranked among the top five Corporate Ethics. of adult education, having begun in the country by Backstage, an • Baldwin Wallace University such programs during the 1940s. industry professional journal. contributes to the economic BW students are active learners, • BW was the first college in development through research supported by exceptional Ohio to offer an undergraduate and consulting projects opportunities to succeed including major in sustainability and executed by its Center for mentors, access to local leaders, has recently added an MBA in Innovation and Growth and and a location that facilitates the sustainability to its curriculum Institute for Sustainable ability to provide practical career Business Practices. preparation. In addition to our main • Graduates of the athletic train- • The Speech Clinic’s camp campus, BW East in Beachwood, ing, communications disorders for nonverbal children is the Ohio, offers evening and Saturday and neuroscience programs have only program of its type in classes for bachelor’s and master’s nearly 100 percent acceptance northeast Ohio. degrees in business, professional rate into graduate school. development and executive • The neuroscience program • A campus-wide commitment education. was named the 2012–13 to sustainability at BW can After more than 166 years, BW Undergraduate Program of be seen in its wind turbine, still is characterized by leadership, the Year by the international recycling efforts and its six innovation and a commitment to Society for Neuroscience. geothermal fields—including the first for an Ohio residence student success—before and after • The Riemenschneider Bach graduation. The University recently hall—to heat and cool new Institute at the Conservatory University buildings. implemented two programs to of Music is one of only ten support this commitment: a four- institutions in the western year graduation guarantee to make hemisphere containing manu- certain students stay on course with scripts in Bach’s own hand. It their studies and an experiential also houses a comprehensive learning requirement for all majors collection of first editions to insure the opportunity to apply by Bach, Brahms and other 440-826-2325 learning in practical ways outside of masters. www.bw.edu the classroom. 4 WELCOME GREETINGS FROM THE PRESIDENT BALDWIN WALLACE UNIVERSITY Dear Friends: Welcome to the 82nd Bach Festival at Baldwin Wallace University. We are delighted that you are here to share in this celebration of the beautiful and inspiring music of Johann Sebastian Bach and his contemporaries. We are deeply indebted to Albert Riemenschneider and his wife, Selma, for having the uncommon wisdom and courage to establish this festival more than eight decades ago. For generations Baldwin Wallace, the people of Berea, the Greater Cleveland community, and music lovers from across the land have benefitted from the beauty and grandeur of the works of J. S. Bach as they have been so distinctively showcased in this enduring gift to the region. We also are thankful for the career and contributions of Dwight Oltman, who is retiring after 39 years as Music Director for this festival. Our students have been preparing since September to perform for you today. Their work is reflective of the depth of talent and the quality throughout our Conservatory of Music. It also is indicative of the quality of teaching and learning that is taking place in every corner of our campus. You can feel the excitement at BW each day. We welcomed a near-record class of new students this fall and we continue to invest in our campus. Just to the east of this Conservatory, Davidson Commons is providing a vibrant new residence experience for 177 BW students. Another bold renovation and expansion project, the Packard Athletic Center, was dedicated in October and provides additional state-of-the-art training facilities for our students. As you look around, you also can see that this festival is stronger than ever. We are grateful to our patrons, subscribers, guests, benefactors and external partners whose support keeps this exceptional tradition alive and thriving. Thank ouy for coming. Enjoy the wonderful music and the exceptional talents of our students, faculty and guest performers. We look forward to welcoming you back soon to our campus community. Robert C. Helmer President 5 The Baldwin Wallace University Conservatory of Music All-Steinway Initiative Only a handful of conservatories world-wide are able to claim the designation of All-Steinway School—signifying all of their pianos meet the highest industry standards.
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