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El Paso, Texas, Burges Library., Oscar E. Macchioni

Oscar Macchioni

Franklin High School Choral Clinic, Elisa Fraser Wilson

Elisa Fraser Wilson

Dr. Wilson worked with the Franklin High School Concert Choir, El Paso, TX, on selections from Gilbert and Sullivan in preparation for contest.

Broadway In Concert: A Little Night Music, Elisa Fraser Wilson

Elisa Fraser Wilson

Dr. Elisa Fraser Wilson conducted the UTEP Orchestra and Music Theatre Company in a concert version of the musical "A Little Night Music" by Stephen Sondheim.

Phoenix, Arizona, Heard Museum. Nobember 11, 2004, Oscar E. Macchioni

Oscar Macchioni

University Jazz Bands And Jazz Singers, Elisa Fraser Wilson

Elisa Fraser Wilson

The university jazz ensembles performed a joint concert, including three pieces by the University Jazz Singers under the direction of Dr. Elisa Fraser Wilson.

El Paso, University Of Texas. September 25, 2004, Oscar E. Macchioni

Oscar Macchioni

University Of Cincinnati, College Conservatory Of Music. Gp3 National Group Piano And Piano Pedagogy Forum. August 7, 2004, Oscar E. Macchioni

Oscar Macchioni

Presenter. Invited to join panel with Dr. Ken Williams (Ohio State University) and Maria Balcon and Di Zhu (University of Cincinnati) on "Teaching and Mentoring International Students."

Process Vs. Product: Fostering Student Success, Elisa Fraser Wilson

Elisa Fraser Wilson

Dr. Wilson presented a seminar on student success to fine arts teachers from the El Paso Independent School District. Topics included what judges look for at choral, sightreading, and solo/ensemble contests, as well as the value of vocal jazz as a recruitment tool and choral program builder, and tips for success in the choral rehearsal.

Ars Vitae, Jonathan D. Green

Jonathan D Green

orchestra, 7 minutes

Forging The New Desi Music: Transnational Identity And Musical Syncretism At A South Asian-American Festival, Kevin Miller

Kevin C. Miller

For three days in late April of 2002, Hollywood, California, was home to Artwallah, a multimedia arts festival of the South Asian Diaspora. "Artwallah" essentially means "one who does art," and over 65 artists and performers of South Asian heritage contributed their individual talents and distinctive voices to a collective expression that included dance, film, visual arts, theater, literature, stand-up comedy, and music. In addition to creating a temporary physical space conducive to the sharing of art and experience between participants and the audience, the festival also provided an ideological space that encouraged an inherently "hybrid" style of artistic expression. …

El Paso, University Of Texas. Michael Salzman Memorial Concert. June, 16, 2004, Oscar E. Macchioni

Oscar Macchioni

Piano Personality, Oscar E. Macchioni

Oscar Macchioni

“…a powerful reading of Beethoven’s Sonata [op. 109]….impressive interpretation of Prokofiev Sonata no. 3….his fingering showed great clarity of lines, clear as crystal …How fortunate UTEP is to have him on its music staff.” By Betty Ligon.

Scandinavian Fiddling For String Teachers, Carl Rahkonen

Carl Rahkonen

El Paso, University Of Texas, Faculty Recital. April 18, 2004, Oscar E. Macchioni

Oscar Macchioni

From Solos To Duets: Reflecting On Experiences Of An International Collaborative Research Partnership, Betty Anne Younker, Pamela Burnard

Betty Anne Younker

From Solos to Duets: Reflecting on Experiences of an International Collaborative Research Partnership Bulletin of the Council for Research in Music Education (April 2004) (160), pg. 49-60 Betty Anne Younker; Pamela Burnard Mark Record | RefWorks WizFolio Abstract TDR Status Related Books Traditionally, research projects in music education are completed by individuals as solo ventures that often begin while completing the terminal degree. Evolving shifts in research paradigms, however, have embraced research that is completed within collaborative enterprises. These enterprises often consist of partnerships between schools and universities, and differing universities within national and international settings. The purpose of this …

Review: Women And Music In America Since 1900: An Encyclopedia, Margaret Ericson

Margaret D. Ericson

Margaret Ericson's review of: Women and Music in America Since 1900: An Encyclopedia. Edited by Kristine H. Burns. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 2002. 2 vols. [xxx, 747 p. ISBN 1-57356-267-X (set). $150; ISBN 1-57356-308-0 (v.1). $74.95; ISBN 1-57356-309-9 (v.2). $74.95.]

Una Lectura Musical De Registro De Roberto Picciotto, Marianella Machado

Marianella P. Machado

Desde na primera lectura de la poesia de Roberto Picciotto es posible darse cuenta de la intensa y profunda carga musical que habita en sus poemas.

My Funny Valentine (Rodgers And Hart), For Jazz Ensemble, Alexander Noppe

Alexander Noppe

Premiere: University of Michigan Jazz Ensemble, Ellen Rowe - dir.

Correspondance By Martin Christoph Redel, Kent Craig

Kent Craig

This video contains a performance of Correspondance by Martin Christoph Redel. Performed live in Britton Recital Hall at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

Remembranza, Marianella Machado

Marianella P. Machado

For String Orchestra

Performer:

Eastern Kentucky University String Orchestra

Mark Chambers, conductor.

Remembranza is a Spanish word that means remembrance. This piece was especially written for the Eastern Kentucky University’s String Orchestra as part of a series of pedagogical works that Marianella Machado has been composing in the last ten years for high school, college, and non-professional orchestras. These works feature major compositional techniques and procedures from 1900 to the present.

The principal compositional techniques employed in Remembranza are metric modulation, polytonality, and quotation. The tempo of this piece remains steady but every six or eight measures there is a …

"Six Songs On The Poetry Of Langston Hughes" And "With A Song In My Heart" (Commercial Recording), Dominic Dousa

Dominic Dousa

A CD featuring African American Art Song (titled "With a Song in My Heart"), including original compositions "Six Songs on the Poetry of Langston Hughes" and "With a Song in My Heart", recorded by Gerald Blanchard (baritone) and Dominic Dousa (piano). Issued by Blue Griffin Recording, BGR 117.

Chopin And The Singing Voice, From The Romantic To The Real, David Kasunic

David Kasunic

This study projects Chopin's wordless piano art onto the background of the practice and reception of singing in 19th-century France. At issue in this reception is the legacy of 18th-century philosophical materialism in 19th-century biological materialism. Singing ceases to be an exclusively human activity, and someone sings only when one both hears and sees that person sing. Hence Chopin as Singer was at once heard and seen. The introduction sets the stage for this sensory interdependence by showing how tuberculosis became a disease of listening---a musical disease---with the advent of the stethoscope. Hearing Chopin thus meant registering his disease; tuberculosis …

You've Been Very Goood! (Fennell Sym. Winds), Dan Rager

Dan Rager

Just Beyond The Junkyard, Doug Lofstrom

Doug Lofstrom

Orchestral version commissioned for 2005-2006 season.

Typically American: Music For The Searchers, Kathryn Kalinak

Kathryn M Kalinak

No abstract provided.

A Critical Edition Of Giuseppe Tartini’S The Art Of Bowing With Commentary, Linda Lamar

Linda Kline Lamar

The Art of Bowing by Giuseppe Tartini (1692-1770) may have been misrepresented since the early decades of the nineteenth century. This work, a theme and variations, is an important bowing study for violinists, but it is instructive in period articulation, left-hand technique, and ornamentation as well. Editions of the work from Tartini's time to the present are conflicting and no autograph manuscript has been found. There were four different editions of The Art of Bowing in the eighteenth century and early nineteenth century-most noteworthy among them being an edition by Le Clerc (1758) and editions in the three publications of …

One Voice (By Doug Lofstrom And The New Quartet), Doug Lofstrom, Michael Levin, Leandro Lopez-Varady, James Sanders, Sarah Allen

Doug Lofstrom

Music performed by Doug Lofstrom and The New Quartet, released on Little Miracles Music in Downers Grove, Illinois in 2004. The New Quartet: Michael Levin, clarinet and soprano saxophone; Leandro Lopez-Varady, piano; James Sanders, violin; Sarah Allen, percussion; Doug Lofstrom, bass and keyboards.

Shout All Over God's Heaven!: How The African-American Spiritual Has Maintained Its Integrity In The Face Of Social And Musical Challenges, Thomas Lloyd

Thomas Lloyd

No abstract provided.

Exaltation Of Larks, Jonathan D. Green

Jonathan D Green

clarinet, piano, 15 minutes

The Jew In The Haitian Imagination: A Popular History Of Anti-Judaism And Proto-Racism, Elizabeth Mcalister

Elizabeth McAlister

No abstract provided.