Concert Calendar
2005–6

December
1	Thursday	Student Recital Piano Chamber Ensembles	7:00 pm	Hockett Family Recital Hall
		Opera Workshop	8:15 pm	Ford Hall
2	Friday	Student Recital — CANCELLED String Quartet Program	4:00 pm	Hockett Family Recital Hall
		Student Recital String Quartet Program	7:00 pm	Hockett Family Recital Hall
		Jazz Workshop Steve Brown, musical director; Steve Gilmore, bass	8:15 pm	Ford Hall
3	Saturday	Campus Band Heidi Miller, conductor	12:00 pm	Ford Hall
		Graduate Recital Andy Johnson, violoncello	1:00 pm	Hockett Family Recital Hall
		Senior Recital Peter Cirka, piano	2:00 pm	Ford Hall
		Junior Recital Rachele Armstrong, voice	3:00 pm	Hockett Family Recital Hall
		Junior Recital Heidi Bellinger, saxophone	7:00 pm	Hockett Family Recital Hall
		Senior Recital Sara Barasch, voice	8:15 pm	Ford Hall
4	Sunday	Winter Choral Concert Choir Lawrence Doebler, conductor Benjamin Britten — Rejoice in the Lamb Madrigal Singers Lawrence Doebler, director Willcocks and Rutter — Carols Chorus Elizabeth Swanson, conductor Gardner— Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day Brian Schmidt— Lux Aeterna György Orbán — Daemon Felix Mendelssohn — Heilig Dawson — In His Care Johannes Brahms "Wie lieblich sind deine Wohnungen" from Requiem Women's Chorale Elizabeth Swanson, conductor Aaron Copland — Zion's Walls Imant Raminsh — "Kyrie" and "Gloria" from Missa Brevis in C Edward Elgar — Fly Singing Bird, Fly Heitor Villa-Lobos — As Contureiras Pavel Chesnokov — Gladsome Light Ernani Aguiar — Salmo 150	3:00 pm	Ford Hall
		Junior Recital Allison Dromgold, saxophone	7:00 pm	Hockett Family Recital Hall
		Percussion Ensemble Conrad Alexander, director	8:15 pm	Ford Hall
5	Monday	Chamber Orchestra Jeffrey D. Grogan, conductor Ludwig van Beethoven — Symphony in B-flat, op. 60 Symphony Orchestra Jeffrey D. Grogan, conductor; Susan Waterbury, violin; Elizabeth Simkin, violoncello Igor Stravinsky — Suite from L'Oiseau de Feu (1919) Johannes Brahms — Concerto in a for Violin and Violoncello, op. 102	8:15 pm	Ford Hall
6	Tuesday	Student Recital Collaborative Piano Duos	7:00 pm	Hockett Family Recital Hall
		Percussion Ensemble Cayenne Ponchione, director	8:15 pm	Ford Hall
7	Wednesday	Wind Ensemble Stephen Peterson, conductor; Col Arnald Gabriel, guest conductor; Steven Mauk, soprano saxophone Mark Kilstofte — Ballistic Etude No. 3: Panic! Dana Wilson — Liquid Gold Michael Daugherty — DESI Arthur Sullivan — Pineapple Poll Claude T. Smith — Festival Variations	8:15 pm	Ford Hall
8	Thursday	Concert Band Mark Fonder, conductor; Col Arnald Gabriel, guest conductor Claudio Grafulla — Washington Grays March Carl Friedemann — Slavonic Rhapsody Robert Spittal — Pacem (2005) Norman Dello Joio — Variants on a Medieval Tune (1963) Symphonic Band Beth Peterson, conductor J. Olividati — Hall of Fame March Percy Grainger — Sussex Mummers Christmas Carol Richard Danielpour (arr. Stamp) — Vox Populi (1998) Alfred Reed — Russian Christmas Music (1944)	8:15 pm	Ford Hall

Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodation should contact the Office of the Concert Manager at 607-274-3169 (voice), 607-274-1767 (TDD), or dvialet@ithaca.edu as much in advance of the event as possible.

Ithaca College School of Music Concerts

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