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Two weeks till spring break; no shortage of concerts to choose from!

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27
Composition Premieres III
7:00pm  |  Hockett Family Recital Hall

 

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28
Guest Recital: Dan Gilbert, clarinet
8:15pm  |  Ford Hall

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1
Percussion Ensembles
8:15pm  |  Ford Hall

THURSDAY, MARCH 2
Brass Choir and Trombone Troupe
7:00pm  |  Ford Hall

FRIDAY, MARCH 3
Mary Hayes North Recital Competition for Senior Piano Majors 
2:00pm  |  Hockett Family Recital Hall

SATURDAY, MARCH 4
Jazz Ensemble
8:15pm  |  Ford Hall
Ithaca Community Collaborative Jazz Concert with guest ensembles the Cornell University Jazz Band, Paul Merrill director and the Ithaca High School Jazz Ensemble, Mike Treat director

SUNDAY, MARCH 5
Symphony Orchestra Concerto Concert
4:00pm  |  Ford Hall
Winners of the concerto competition will perform with the Symphony Orchestra:  Malecki:  Concerto for Vibraphone, Marimba, and Orchestra, performed by EASTHAMA (Lindsey Eastham and Hiromu Nagahama, marimba) | Shostakovich:  Cello Concerto No. 1 (I & II) performed by David Fenwick | Prokofiev:  Piano Concerto in C major (I), performed by Junwen Liang. | Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture will conclude the program.

MONDAY, MARCH 6
String Chamber Music
7:00pm  |  Hockett Family Recital Hall
Chorus and Madrigal Singers
8:15pm  |  Ford Hall

TUESDAY, MARCH 7
Guest Recital: Lori Freedman, bass clarinet
7:00pm  |  Hockett Family Recital Hall Including music by Ithaca College student composers

Choir and Women’s Chorale
8:15pm  |  Ford Hall
Graduate conducting recital of Adam Good.  The Women’s Chorale offers a program “This Beautiful Day” with music by Schubert, Debussy, Stravinsky and Ithaca’s Sally Lamb McCune.  The Choir’s program, “Expressions of Love, Sacrifice, and Celebration” features music of Berlioz, Lotti, Stroope, and others.

THURSDAY, MARCH 9
Concert Band
8:15pm  |  Ford Hall
Long Ago and Far Away | Brian Diller conductor | Susan Waterbury, violin.  Program: Thomas Doss: Romanian Overture | Kristin Kuster: Two Jades for violin and band |Santiago Lope Gonzalo: Gallito | Joaquin Turina: La Procession du Rocio | Ron Nelson: Medieval Suite

 

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