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Samford Orchestra Log Your Attendance for Credit Using This Code, Whether Streaming Or In-Person Coming Events (through May) Apr 29-30 One Act Plays* 7:30 p.m. Harrison Theatre Bolding Studio Studio 60 Boren Courtyard Apr 29 Closing Art Reception & Awards Ceremony* 5 p.m. Virtual? Apr 29 Wind Ensemble Concert 7:30 p.m. Wright Center School of the Arts May 3-8 John & Marsha Floyd Art & Design Series: Art Gallery Graphic Design Senior Exhibition* May 7-8 Commencements | Art Reception* May 15 Academy of the Arts Prep Stars Recital* Brock Recital Hall *does not count for recital credit Patty McDonald Orchestra Series presents This concert will also be available via our Livestream channel. Samford Orchestra Log your attendance for credit using this code, whether streaming or in-person. Brian Viliunas, conductor Division of Music Student Recitals – https://www.samford.edu/arts/calendar/ School of the Arts Events Page – https://www.samford.edu/arts/events/ Wright Center Concert Hall April 26, 2021 Samford University is an Equal Opportunity Institution that complies with applicable law prohibiting discrimination in its educational and employment policies and does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, age, disability, veteran status, genetic information, or national or ethnic origin. 7:30 p.m. Orchestra Members Program Flute Tuba Viola Il mio tesoro from Don Giovanni Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Anna Kate Saucier James Kirk Angela Flaniken (1756–1791) Gregory Lucero Parker Quincy Eigner Joanna Davenport Bradyn Debisingh, tenor Dawson Martin Sam Swiercek Taylor Wilson Symphony no. 2 in D Major, op. 43 Jean Sibelius Oboe Percussion Cello I. Allegretto (1865–1957) Madeline Sparks Edward Garner Samuel Nordlund II. Allegro Moderato Will Mason Donny Snyder Clarinet Myles McMillan Libby Criswell Rebekah Lamb Ashley Smith Five Variants of “Dives and Lazarus“ R. Vaughan Williams Zachary Chou (1872–1958) Dori McClure Violin I Bass Jeffrey Z. Flaniken Adelaide Johnson Pines of Rome Ottorino Repighi Bass Clarinet Rebekah Willard Michael Whitner I. The Pine-Trees of the Villa Borghese (1879–1936) David Adam Adam Moore II. Pine-Trees near a Catacomb Karalyn Harper Harp III. The Pine-Trees of the Janiculum Horn Emma Griffith Ashleigh Jones IV. The Pine-Trees of the Apian Way Kerrig Kelly Kathryn Lamb Matthew Lad Piano Kevin Kozak Violin II Jessie Lien Bradyn Debysingh is a senior University Fellow studying Classics and Musical Theatre Caroline Nordlund at Samford. He is honored to be making his orchestral debut with the Samford Trumpet Lydia Moore Orchestra. Bradyn grew up dancing and performing musical theatre in Cottage Grove, Liam Datka Anna Rose Honea Oregon but discovered his passion for classical music while studying with Dr. Kristin Hannah Miller Liliana Hatch Kenning at Samford. He was most recently seen as John Adams in Samford’s Ryan Lovell Emma Bell production of 1776 and has performed locally with Red Mountain Theatre Company. Asher Entrekin Bradyn is a recipient of the University Fellows Scholarship and Alabama Power Summer Caitlin Pippins Research Fellowship and has won several local awards including placing first in the 2019 and 2020 Alabama NATS competitions and winning 2nd at the 2020 Birmingham Music Trombone Club Guild Scholarship Competition. He has also published poetry in the English department’s journal Wide Angle, has participated in an Oxford Latin immersion Andrew Bass program at the Accademia Vivarium Novum in Italy, and has presented his classics Landon Bass research at the Classical Association of the Middle West and South’s annual meetings. Grace Rogers In the fall, he plans to pursue the master of music in voice and opera at the Bienen School of Music at Northwestern University in the studio of W. Stephen Smith. He is eternally grateful to his family, friends, and teachers for affording him every opportunity and support during his time at Samford. Soli Deo Gloria. .
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