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Program of the 2019-20 Season ______New Music Ensemble David Dzubay, Director & Conductor David Ludwig, Composer Tansy Davies, Composer Gracie Carney, Violin ______ One Hundred Twenty-Fourth Program of the 2019-20 Season _______________________ New Music Ensemble David Dzubay, Director & Conductor David Ludwig, Composer Tansy Davies, Composer Gracie Carney, Violin _______________________ Antenoux (2017) . Tansy Davies (born 1973) Natalie Rae Rossi, Flute Ana Nelson, Clarinet/Bass Clarinet Colin Babcock, Trombone Connor Barney, Electric Guitar Alex Tedrow, Electric Bass Chris Trlak, Percussion Noah Sonderling, Piano Bryson Karrer, Violin Maeve Whelan, Viola William Cayanan, Cello _________________ Auer Concert Hall Thursday Evening September Twenty-Sixth Eight O’Clock Indiana University prohibits the unauthorized recording, publication, and streaming of live performances. Please silence all electronic devices. Paganiniana (2018) . David Ludwig (born 1974) Gracie Carney, Violin Natalie Rae Rossi, Flute Ana Nelson, Clarinet Bryson Karrer, Violin William Cayanan, Cello Thomas Faulkner, Percussion Matthew Schultheis, Piano Falling Angel (2006) . Tansy Davies (born 1973) Natalie Rae Rossi, Alto Flute/Piccolo Teresa Ching Lin, Oboe/English Horn Ana Nelson, E-Flat Clarinet Max O’Mary, Clarinet/Bass Clarinet Drew Gascon, Bassoon/Contrabassoon Mikayla McCommas, Horn Alyson Byers, Horn Daniel Lehmann, Trumpet John Cloeter, Trumpet/Flugelhorn Chris Trlak, Percussion McKayla Phillips, Percussion Noah Sonderling, Prepared Piano/ Electric Keyboard Gracie Carney, Violin Bryson Karrer, Violin Maeve Whelan, Viola William Cayanan, Cello Will Kline, Double Bass Assistant Director Electronics Assistants Patrick Holcomb Daniel Allen, Lang Chen INDIANA UNIVERSITY JACOBS SCHOOL OF MUSIC Fall 2019 Orchestra Events September October (cont.) Wed S������� O��������, 8pm MAC Thu A Celebrati on of the Music of Sven-David 25 Arthur Fagen, with Alvin Ho, conductors 31 Sandström, 8pm Auer Hall Berlioz: Le carnaval romain, Op. 9 N�� M���� E������� – David Dzubay, Fauré: Pavane in F-Sharp Minor, Op. 50 director; NOTUS Contemporary Vocal Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 67 Ensemble – Dominick DiOrio, director Thu N�� M���� E�������, 8pm Auer Hall Sandström: Lyssnande (2014) 26 David Dzubay, director; David Ludwig, Sandström: Håll ut näktergal! (2012) Sandström: Five Fantasy Pieces (2012) guest composer; Tansy Davies, new faculty Sandström: There is a bluer sky, a wall with composer; Gracie Carney, violin soloist roses . (2005) Davies: Antenoux (2017) Sandström: Selecti ons from “Uppbrott ” (2018) Ludwig: Paganiniana (Violin Concerto No. 2) (2018) Davies: Falling Angel (2006) November October Wed C������ O��������, 8pm Auer Hall 6 Thomas Wilkins, conductor Wed U��������� O��������, 8pm MAC R. Schumann: Violin Concerto in D Minor, WoO 23 2 Sco� Sandmeier, guest conductor Poulenc: Sinfoniett a for orchestra (1948) Schubert: Symphony No. 7 in B Minor, D.759 (“Unfi nished”) Sat Midwest Composers Symposium – Honegger: Pacifi c 231 (1923) 9 Concert IV, 8pm Auer Hall Grieg: Selecti ons from “Peer Gynt Suites Nos. 1 Chamber Orchestra and 2, Opp. 46/55” To be announced Thu C��������� O��������, 8pm Auer Hall New Music Ensemble 3 Pablo Devigo-Vázquez, conductor Corey Dundee: Triboluminescence (2017) Mahler: ‘Adagiett o’ from “Symphony No. 5” William Appleton: Three Liturgies (2017) R. Strauss: Don Juan, Op. 20 Wed New Voices, 8pm MAC Wed C������ O�������� ��� P������� 20 C������ O�������� – David Dzubay, 9 Q������, 8pm Auer Hall conductor Rossini: Overture to “Il signor Bruschino” Ara Cho: Into the Forest (2019) G. Walker: Lyric for strings (1946) John William Griffi th II: Snowmass (2019) Schubert: Symphony No. 5 in B-Flat Major, D.485 Patrick Holcomb: Persephone (2019) Stephen Karukas: In a Breath, Ending (2018) Wed S������� O��������, 8pm MAC Robert Rankin: Full Fathom Five (2019) 16 Andrew Altenbach, guest conductor Glinka: Overture to “Ruslan and Lyudmila” Thu S������� O��������, 8pm MAC Clyne: This Midnight Hour (2015) 21 David Neely, guest conductor Elgar: Enigma Variati ons, Op. 36 Beethoven: Overture to “Egmont, Op. 84” Mazzoli: Sinfonia (for Orbiti ng Spheres) (2013/16) Wed C������ O�������� and O������� C�����, Tchaikovsky: “Sleeping Beauty” Suite, Op. 66a 23 8pm MAC Thomas Wilkins, conductor December Verdi: Overture to “La forza del desti no” Nielsen: Symphony No. 4 (“Inexti nguishable”), Thu N�� M���� E�������, 8pm Auer Hall Op. 29 5 David Dzubay, director; Derek Bermel, Brahms: Schicksalslied, Op. 54 guest composer; Katherine Bodor and Ma� hew Schultheis, composers Sun U��������� O��������, 3pm MAC Schultheis: Archons (2019, premiere) 27 Marzio Con� , guest conductor Bodor: Angiogenesis (2019, premiere) Sierra: Moler (2012) Bermel: Three Rivers (2001) Sibelius: Finlandia, Op. 26 Dvořák: Symphony No. 9 in E Minor (“From the Mon A��-C����� C����� ��� A��-C����� New World”), Op. 95 9 O��������, 7pm Recital Hall.
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