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Graduate Recital Choral Conducting Western Illinois University Dr. Jack Thomas, President College of Fine Arts and Communication Dr. William Clow, Dean School of Music, Dr. Bart Shanklin, Director Western Illinois University Choirs Dr. James Stegall, Director of Choral Activities Present a Graduate Recital in Choral Conducting José Clavell, conductor Eric Mohlis, conductor Hyerin Tark, piano Tuesday, April 7, 2015 COFAC Recital Hall 1:00 PM Program I April is in my mistress’ face Thomas Morley (1557-1602) Sicut Locutus Est Johann Sebastian Bach from Magnificat in D, BWV 243 (1685-1750) Placido è il mar W.A. Mozart from Idomeneo, K. 366 (1756-1791) Warum Johannes Brahms from Vier Quartette, Op. 92, No. 4 (1833-1897) El Cumbanchero arr. Rubén Colón Tarrats (1940) University Singers Recital Choir 2 José Clavell, conductor II O vos omnes (1572) Tomás Luis de Victoria (1548-1611) Jauchzet dem Herren, alle Welt, SWV 36 Heinrich Schütz (1585-1672) Alberto Racanati, Trumpet Keith Dosset, Trumpet Monica Morton, Trombone John González, Trombone Veni sancte spiritus, K. 47 W.A. Mozart (1756-1791) Bogoroditse Devo Sergei Rachmaninoff From the All-Night Vigil, Op. 37, No. 6 (1873-1943) Hold On! arr. Moses Hogan (1957-2003) University Singers Recital Choir 1 Eric Mohlis, conductor José Clavell and Eric Mohlis are from the studio of Dr. James Stegall and perform this recital in partial fulfillment for a Graduate of Music Degree in Choral Conducting. Conductors Mr. Eric Mohlis is in his final year as a graduate student in the Choral Conducting program at Western Illinois University. He currently studies conducting under Dr. James C. Stegall. He is a 2008 graduate of Luther College (Decorah, Iowa) where he earned a Bachelor’s of Arts in Music Performance and K-12 Music Education. He studied conducting under Dr. Craig Arnold and voice under Dr. Kristen Wunderlich. He will become Director of Choral Activities at Dallas Center- Grimes High School in Grimes, Iowa in August 2015. Previously, he served as 6-12 Vocal Music Director at Underwood Community Schools (Underwood, Iowa) from 2008-2010 and as Director of Choral Activities at Vinton-Shellsburg High School (Vinton, Iowa) from 2010-2013. While at Vinton-Shellsburg, Mohlis conducted the VSHS Chamber Singers, the premier 24-voice ensemble of the district. Under his direction, the VSHS Chamber Singers toured and competed throughout Iowa, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Illinois, and Minnesota, earning top honors at all competitions. The ensemble was one of four groups selected for the Luther College Dorian Choral Invitational, an event to recognize the top ensembles throughout the Midwest. Students studying voice with Mohlis have received top honors and first place at several voice competitions throughout the Midwest. Many have been selected for Iowa All-State Chorus. Mohlis has appeared as conductor in concert with opera legend Simon Estes. Ensembles under his direction have performed with several artists from the Simon Estes Y oung Artists Foundation as well as the Opera Iowa program based out of Indianola, Iowa. He also has been honored as “Teacher of the Month” in Iowa newspapers and radio programs. Still an active throughout the region, Mohlis serves as a judge and clinician in both Iowa and Illinois. He currently serves as Facility Chair for the Iowa Choral Director’s Association Opus Honor Choir. He is a member of the American Choral Director’s Association. Mr. José Clavell is studying choral conducting under Dr. James C. Stegall as he completes his final semester at Western Illinois University. Clavell is a graduate of the Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico (Ponce, Puerto Rico) where he received a Bachelor’s in K-12 Music Education and a minor in English in 2012. He studied choral conducting and advanced score studies under Mr. Rubén Colón, renaissance music with Mons. Abel Di Marco, and voice with Mariasen Ondarra. Before starting his masters, José was the Associate Conductor at the Juan Morel Campos Music Institute Choral Program. As Co-Director, he conducted a 50-voice mixed choir, a children’s chorus, and a 16-voice chamber ensemble. In his career, he has toured in the United States and Canada with the Pontifical Catholic University Singers. He served as guest student conductor at performances in New York’s Saint Peter’s Cathedral and New Jersey’s Saint Joseph of Palisades Church. Mr. Clavell has conducted in Puerto Rico’s Discover Puerto Rico & it’s Choral Music, an international festival. Active in his hometown, Clavell served as a presenter for visiting choirs from Puerto Rico and the United States offering workshops in Taíno Indian music, Bomba, Plena, and Danza repertoire and rhythms. He appeared in two recordings: Ponce Municipal Band: 125 years of Tradition (2008) and Navidad Borincana: PUCPR Christmas Music (2009). He is a member of the American Choral Director’s Association and serves as President for the WIU ACDA Student Chapter. Clavell’s research topic at Western is looking at he influence of Latin American Music in Europe and United States. He specifically takes interest in Latin American choral music and the socio-cultural identity of Latin America from 1945 to the present . University Singers Recital Choir 1 SOPRANO ALTO TENOR BASS Baylee Brynteson Micaela Bratland Devin Combs Alex Adams Alison Huntley Jazmine Hamilton Tyler Hast Johnnie Campbell Lydia Lewis Alisabeth Hopper Jack Scherer Jack Dessent Julie Winter Sophie Peterson Alec Taylor James Flaherty Carolee Stark Thaddius Goldner Leonel Villarreal University Singers Recital Choir 2 SOPRANO ALTO TENOR BASS Lauren Bender Laura Bremmer Tyler Bryant Ethan Nueva Alyssa Burno Abigail Landau David Caldwell Malcolm O’Donnell Mariah Chapdelaine Natasha Morgan Thomas Heise Benjamin Rogers Kaselyn Hart Caitlin Pennington Jordan Mance Brandt Zimmermann Angeline Sullivan Hannah Porter Arturo Martinez Choral Graduate Assistants Eric Mohlis José Clavell Recording Policy The use of unauthorized recording devices is strictly prohibited. Concert Etiquette So that others around you may enjoy the performance without distraction, we ask that you refrain from: speaking audibly; taking flash photographs; entering or leaving the hall unnecessarily; or any other aural or visual distractions. Thank you. .
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