Spring 2023 Departmental Recitals

Student plays a trumpet with a pianist providing accompaniment.

The Department of Performing Arts and Technology’s Spring recitals will take place on March 23, March 28, April 4 and April 13 at 7:00 p.m. in Price Music Center room 110 and are open to the public. The performances by our music minors will also be live-streamed on our YouTube channel via the streams below and will remain available for viewing for one week.

Find details for each recital below.

March 23, 2023

March 28, 2023

April 4, 2023

April 13, 2023

March 23 Recital︱7 p.m.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jnl_au4pJM

Program

Ariadna Nacianceno, collaborative pianist

Jade Vogelsong	Voice	Valentine	Laufey Lín Jónsdóttir
Anna Powell	Voice	Till There Was You	Meredith Wilson
Landon Perry	Voice	Almost Like Being in Love	Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe
Alex Fountain	Voice	But Not For Me	George and Ira Gershwin
Jason Fogelsonger	Percussion	Yellow After the Rain	Mitchell Peters
Justin Kern	Bass	Let’s Fall in Love	Harold Arlen
Benjamin Sheldon	Trombone	All of Me	Gerald Marks
Landon Sugar	Baritone Saxophone	Steeplechase	Charlie Parker
Hannah Davis	Bass	Shadow of Your Smile	Johnny Mandel
Adriana Hernandez	Tenor Saxophone	Softly as in a Morning Sunrise	Sigmund Romberg
Luke Metzger	Alto Saxophone	How High the Moon	Morgan Lewis
Niko Badalamenti	Alto Saxophone	Air Mail Special	Benny Goodman, James Mundy and Charlie Christian

These students represent the studios of DeMar Neal (voice), Paul Garcia (percussion), Jason Foureman (bass), Mark Whitfield (trombone) and Keenan McKenzie (saxophone).

March 28 Recital︱7 p.m.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtYxwcxy5dU

Program

Anthony Lee, collaborative pianist

Timothy Cho	Oboe	Three Romances, Movement I	Robert Schumann
Jaela Simms	Flute	Hamburg Sonata	Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
Anna Muchukot	Voice	What Baking Can Do	Sara Bareilles
Ben Poovey	Trombone	Trombone Concerto, Movement I	Launy Grondahl
Nathan Faulk	Cello	Cello Suite No. 2 in D Minor, Prelude	Johann Sebastian Bach
Benjamin Arcuri	Tuba	Six Studies in English Folk-Song, Movements I and II	R. Vaughan Williams
Spencer Leinbach	Cello	Cello Concertino No. 1 Opus 7 in C Major	Julius Klengel
Ryan Gibson	Bassoon	Concerto for Bassoon in F Major (Op. 75), Movement I	Carl Maria von Weber
Carson Crowley	Cello	Cello Suite 3 in C major, Gigue	Johannes Sebastian Bach
Vennela Gottiparthy	voice	Lady is a Tramp	Ella Fitzgerald
Cameron Kellner	Alto Saxophone	Concertino da Camera, Movement I	Jacques Ibert
Samuel Grant	Trumpet	Ravenswood Avenue	Greg Fishman
Eeshayu Shelke	Violin	Andantino in the Style of Martini	Kreisler, Fritz

These students represent the studios of Keenan McKenzie (Alto Saxophone), John Pederson (Bassoon), Elizabeth Beilman (Cello), Dr. Mary Boone (Flute), Amanda LaBreque (Oboe), Dr. Mark Whitfield (Trombone), John Manning (Trumpet), Mark Whitfield (Tuba), Lindi Wang (Violin) and Jennifer Beattie (Voice).

April 4 Recital︱7 p.m.

Program

Luke Dickerson	Double Bass	There Will Never Be Another You	Harry Warren
Nikolas Ayers	Drum Set	Exercise One from “Syncopation”	Ted Reed
Michael Simutis	Piano	WTC 2, Fugue in D major, BWV 874, Fugue	Johann Sebastian Bach
Helen Dandulakis	Guitar	Hotel California	Eagles
Peter Alperi	Piano	Prelude no. 8	Michael Valenti
Evan Martin	Viola	Concerto in C Major, First two pages of movement I	Joseph Schubert
Lucy Grindstaff	Voice	Selve Amiche	Antonio Caldara
Ruth Wainwright	Voice	I Could’ve Danced All Night	Frederick Loewe, and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner
Izzy Humphreys	Voice	Caro Mio Ben	Giordani
Isabella Ruiz	Vocals	A Cocked Eyed Optimist from South Pacific	Richard Rodgers
Katie Farrell	Voice	Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered	Richard Rogers
Kara Cushman	Voice	Anything Goes from Anything Goes	Cole Porter
Sahmad Moore	Voice	Name: A Foggy Day, Key: F Major	Ira and George Gershwin
Harrison Fringer	Trombone	Trombone Concertino, Op. 4	Ferdinand David
Payton Wurst	Tuba	Concerto in one Movement	Alexey Konstantinovich Lebedev
Zachary Moore	Trombone	Etude No. 3	Marco Bordogni
Jaeli Martí	Violin	Andantino	Fritz Kreisler
Hrishikesh Ram	Piano	Piano Sonata No. 17 in D minor, Op. 31, No. 2, III. Allegretto	Ludwig van Beethoven

These students represent the studios of Dr. DeMar Neal (Voice), Dr. Mark Whitfield (Trombone and Tuba), Dr. Paul Garcia (Drum Set), Jason Foureman (Double Bass), Justin Martin (Guitar), Kurt Tseng (Viola), Lindi Wang (Violin) and Olga Kleiankina (Piano).

April 13 Recital︱7 p.m.

Program

Elaine Wolochuk	Piano	Misty	Erroll Garner arr. John Salmon
Loren Holl	Piano	Prelude Op 28 no 1 in C major	Frederic Chopin
Angela Lee	Harp	Handel Harp Concerto in B flat Major Mvt. I	George Frideric Handel
Ty Smoak	Voice	Caro Mio Ben	Giuseppe Giordani
Sam Prochnau	Piano	Sonata 18, “The Hunt”, Op. 31 No. 3 I – Allegro	Ludwig V. Beethoven
Grace Cozzolino	Piano	Sonatine I. Modere	Maurice Ravel
Maxwell Abelson	Piano	Ballade 2, Op. 38	Frederic Chopin
Max Yates	Piano	Prelude and Fugue in C major, BWV 870 prelude, fugue	Johann Sebastian Bach
Woodwind Quintet		Freeing the Caged Bird I. Maya Angelou	Barbara Harbach
		Wind Quintet in A Minor I. Allegro	Johannes Meinardus Coenen
		Pink Panther	Henry Mancini arr. James Christensen
Vennela Gottiparthy	Voice	Lady is a Tramp	Ella Fitzgerald
Rae Heinzerling	Violin	Mozart Concerto No 5 in A major Adagio and Allegro	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Andrea Aguirre Salazar	Voice	I Got Rhythm	George Gershwin
Andrew Hammock	Viola	Der Schwanendreher Mvt I	Paul Hindemith
Eelco Tinga IV	Trumpet	Flute Sonata D Major & Le Tambourin Sonata Mvts	George Frideric Handel & Jean Philippe Rameau
Cello Trio		Air	Henry Purcell
		Requiem	David Popper

These students represent the studios of Dr. Olga Kleiankina (Piano), Winifred Garrett (Harp), Dr. DeMar Neal (Voice), Jennifer Beattie (Voice), Lindi Wang (Violin), Kurt Tseng (Viola) and John Manning (Trumpet). The Woodwind Quintet is coached by Mary Boone, and the Cello Trio is coached by Elizabeth Beilman.