Katrina Relief Concert
Music to Restore the Soul
Donations accepted
All proceeds will be donated to
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
7:30 pm
Recital Hall, School of Music
Program
Hosted by John J. Deal
Dean, UNCG School of Music
Commentary by David Nelson
Associate Dean, School of Music
The hundreds of photographs and newscasts from the areas ravaged by Hurricane Katrina are
indelibly etched in our minds. As if that was not enough, Hurricane Rita seemed to finish what
Katrina started. Faculty and Students in the School of Music were also affected by these images
and stories and immediately started to question, “What can we do?” The answer was simple.
We can do what we do best – perform music! Thus, tonight’s concert is presented in order to
raise funds for the American Red Cross in its hurricane relief efforts. We are hopeful that you will
contribute at the door (on BOTH your way in and your way out!) to this very important cause.
Additionally, do peruse the silent auction items in the Atrium and place your bids. All money
raised by this event will go directly to the American Red Cross. Nothing will be held back for any
other use.
Thanks for being here and for your assistance.
from Old French Dances Claude Gervaise
Allemande (ca. 1523-ca. 1560)
Gaillarde arr. Peter Reeve
Pavane D’Angleterre
Basse Danse “La Volunte”
Ginny Keast, Zachary Lee, Matt Boggs, and John Davis; trumpet
Mary Boudreault; horn
Jonathan Alvis, Richard Tyndall, and Chris Randolph; trombone
Glenn Wilkinson; Euphonium
Ben Tyrrell; tuba
Sara Mecum; percussion
John R. Locke; conductor
from Liquid Ebony Dana Wilson
Dance of not pretending (b. 1946)
Ed Riley, clarinet
Ināra Zandmane, piano
Solace, A Mexican Serenade (1909) Scott Joplin
Pineapple Rag (1908) (1868-1917)
Paul Stewart, piano
from Petite Suite Claude Debussy
Minuet (1862-1918)
Ballet arr. Kelly Burke
EastWind Quatuor d’Anches
Mary Ashley Barret, oboe
Kelly Burke, clarinet
Steven Stusek, saxophone
Michael Burns, bassoon
Inermission
Chiquitita la novia Fernando J. Obradors
Del Cabello mas Sutil (1897-1945)
La Rosa y el Sauce Carlos Gustavino
(1912-2000)
Goodbye, World Lee Hoiby
The Serpent (b. 1926)
Carla LeFevre, soprano
Ināra Zandmane, piano
Nocturne in B Major, Op. 32 no. 1 Frédéric Chopin
Waltz in C# Minor, Op. 64 no. 2 (1810-1849)
George Kiorpes, piano
from Suite Popular Española Manuel De Falla
El Paño Moruno (1876-1946)
Nana
Polo
Brooks Whitehouse, violoncello
Ināra Zandmane, piano
Zwölf Variationen Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
‘Ah, vous dirai-je Maman’, K. 265 (1756-1791)
Red Clay Saxophone Quartet
Susan Fancher, soprano saxophone
Robert Faub, alto saxophone
Steven Stusek, tenor saxophone
Mark Engebretson, baritone saxophone
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The hall is equipped with a listening assistance system.
Patrons needing such assistance should contact an usher in the lobby.
Prelude music provided by – Noah Hock, viola
Intermission and postlude music provided by – ΦΜΑ Dixieland Band
Kenny Tysor, clarinet
Brandon Tesh Saxophone
Mark Shoun, Trombone
Brent Harvey, Tuba
Phil Kassell, guitar
James Houghton, drums
Chiquitita la novia (A tiny bride) Fernando Obradors
A tiny bride,
A tiny groom,
A tiny parlor
And a bedroom,
That’s why I want
A tiny bed
And a mosquito net.
Del cabello mas sutil (Of the softest hair)
Of the softest hair
Which you wear in braids
I shall make a chain
To draw you to my side.
A jug in your house,
My darling, I would like to be,
To kiss your lips,
When you take a drink.
La Rosa y el Sauce (The Rose and the Willow) Carlos Gustavino
The rose opened itself, embracing the willow.
The impassioned tree loved her completely.
But a frivolous maiden has stolen her away.
And the unconsoled willow is mourning his loved one.
Silent Auction Items:
• Louisiana dinner for 4 or 6 - donated by David Nelson
• Pot of Louisiana Food for your party to serve 20 - donated by David Nelson
• “Morning at the Grove” – 8 x 10 original photograph by Bama Deal, matted and
framed - donated by John & Bama Deal
• “Sunset on South River” – 8 x 10 original photograph by Bama Deal, matted and
framed - donated by John & Bama Deal
• Beach villa at Pawley’s Plantation, SC - donated by Ellen and Bill Linton
• Background piano music - donated by Joe DiPiazza
• Two one-hour voice lessons - donated by Carla LeFevre
• One hour lesson – “Introduction to Improvisation” - donated by Steve Haines
• Cello photograph, framed - donated by Sarah Dorsey
• Red Clay Saxophone Quartet one hour performance - donated by the Red Clay
Saxophone Quartet
• Painting of New Orleans trumpeter - donated by Kent Williams
• Performance by EastWind Quatuor D’Anches - donated by EastWind Quatuor
D’Anches
