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2010-2011 Performance Forum - May 4, 2011, John Patton, Chun Yu Tsai, Nicholas Thompson, Yang Shen, Cristina Rodriguez, Teng Kuan Wang, Joe Goering, Tao Lin, Joel Biedrzycki, Zhou Jiang, Jeff Adkins, Daniel Furtado

Performance Forum

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Senior Recital, Michael Elliot, Michelle Lee, David Warner

Senior Recitals

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Doctoral Recital, Barron Coleman, Karen Mccann

Graduate Student Recitals

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Unlv Brass Band, Takayoshi "Tad" Suzuki

Orchestra

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Presentation By The University Of Nevada, Las Vegas: College Of Fine Arts, Unlv Brass Band, Takayoshi Suzuki

Wind Ensemble

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Graduate Recital: Steven Sartinez, Clarinetist, Steven Sartinez

Student Recitals

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The Tardy Recognition Of J.S. Bach's Sonatas And Partitas For Violin Solo, Di Su

Publications and Research

J. S. Bach’s Sonatas and Partitas for Violin Solo (BWV 1001-1006) are among the most important masterpieces in the literature of violin music. They are included in standard repertoire for serious violin students; they are frequently performed in solo recitals; they are recorded by numerous virtuosi; and they are required in major violin competitions. The vast amount of editions also indicates the importance of the works. In Edlund’s catalogue, one finds as many as seventy-seven editions ranging from Simrock (1802) to Henle (1987)

However, the Solos did not enjoy such a prominent status in Bach’s own time and even in …

Tokoyo: A Story Of Cultural Movement, Melissa Jessel

Renée Crown University Honors Thesis Projects - All

Tokoyo: A Story of Cultural Movement is an exploration of Japanese culture through performance. The piece incorporates stylized, ritualistic, and contemporary movement. The device used to portray our research was a folk tale told solely through physical expression. Music by Japanese composers and projections of the country supported the movement and helped to tell the story of the culture.

We were deep into our research when we embarked on our trip to Japan to observe the specificity of the culture in everyday life and performance. Everything that we read, watched, and took part in manifested itself in the final presentation. …

When You Got It, Bump It: A Lost Showgirl’S Cabaret, Mary Claire King

Renée Crown University Honors Thesis Projects - All

For my Capstone project, I developed an original cabaret entitled “When You Got It, Bump It: A Lost Showgirl’s Cabaret.” The story follows Mazeppa, the lost showgirl, as she travels the vaudeville “circuit” in an attempt to regain her fame. I portray this leading character, while two other women portray her friends and co-stars. All three characters are based on perhaps some of the most famous showgirls on Broadway, Mazeppa, Tessie Tura and Electra of the 1959 musical, Gypsy.

I performed the cabaret twice, on the evenings of April 2^nd and 3^rd, at the First Unitarian …

Presentation By The University Of Nevada, Las Vegas: College Of Fine Arts, Concert Singers, Women's Chorus, Nightingales, Lamprophony, Varsity Men's Glee Club, David B. Weiller, Jocelyn K. Jensen, Jessica Kim, Amy Homer-Smith, Yooni Choi

Choral Ensembles

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The City Of Jacksonville Presents Jacksonville Jazz Festival 2011, Jacksonville Jazz Festival

Jacksonville Jazz Festival Collection Materials

Promotional information about the events happening in The Heart of Downtown Jacksonville May 26-29, 2011 during the 2011 Jacksonville Jazz Festival.

Healthy Performance Practice For Male Barbershop Singers, Jacob K. Bartlett

Glenn Korff School of Music: Dissertations, Theses, Student Creative Work, and Performances

Barbershop singing is a hobby enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of men and women across the world. We attend conventions, shows, competitions, and educational outreach programs each year at our own expense to preserve a style we truly love.

Most singers of the style are amateur musicians. This constitutes somewhat of a challenge when we consider the need for healthy singing in light of certain assumptions about the vocal technique required of the barbershop style. Most do their best to make a healthy sound but end up doing more harm than good to their own voices after a lengthy rehearsal. …

Doctoral Recital, Jonathan Baltera, Spencer Baker

Graduate Student Recitals

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Mostly Mozart, Courtney Crouse, Cherie Roe

Opera

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Senior Recital, Asuka Kawashima, Albina Asryan, Donald Malpass

Senior Recitals

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Marshall University Music Department Presents A Graduate Recital, Adam Rhodes, Clarinet, Adam Rhodes

All Performances

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Marshall University Music Department Presents The Marshall University Spring Choral Collage, Featuring The Marshall University Chorus, The Marshall University Choral Union, The Marshall University Chamber Choir, David Castleberry, Robert Wray

All Performances

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Convocation, Ava Thibodeau, Carla G. Lopez, Ben Lunn, Lindsay Testai, Matt Calvillo, Morelli Woodwind Quintet, Michelle Lee, Nancy Porter, Bilyana Tancheva

Convocations

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2010-2011 Chamber Music Honors, Brian Garcia, Aaron Heine, Jeffrey Karlson, Nikola Nikolovski, Peter Pirotte, Jaime Tyser, Joe Adkins, Miranda Scoma, Rafael Lizama, Natalie Ardasevova, Kaitlin Richardson, Andrew Angelin, Chien-I Yang, Svetlana Kosakovskaya, Ciprian Stancioi, Aziz Sapaev, Maria Lyapkova

Other Student Recitals

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Old Dominion University And The Iota Tau Colony Of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Presents Brass Ackwards Recital, Old Dominion University Brass Ackwards, Peter Dubeau (Director)

Ensemble Performances

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