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Symphonic Winds: Getting There
in 17 hours in 35 minutes
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Gabriel Sill Senior Euphonium Recital
in 19 hours in 35 minutes
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Jackson Thorpe, Guest Artist Saxophone Recital
Oct. 05
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Frank Sanders Graduate Multiple Woodwinds Recital
Oct. 06
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The United European Ballet Company: Cinderella
Oct. 06
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Joel Weiss Doctoral Voice Recital
Oct. 07
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Echoes of Identity: Music by Jewish Composers featuring USC Professors Ari Streisfeld, violin, and Lynn Kompass, piano
Oct. 07
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Levitt AMP Columbia Music Series: Sam Morrow
Oct. 08
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Graduate Saxophone Quartet Recital
Oct. 08
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Luise E. Peake Colloquium: SPARK Grants 101
Oct. 09
Admission Cost: $5 USC Students; $25 General Admission
Described in The WholeNote as “an innovative musician and aggressive thinker with a gift for keyboard brilliance,” Nicholas Susi will present a recital featuring two of his passions: French Impressionism and the music of Franz Liszt.
About the Artist:
Nicholas Susi recognizes that Classical music has been a transformative force in his life, and seeks to share its power with others through his teaching and performing. He is Assistant Professor of Piano at the University of South Carolina, President of the American Matthay Association and Associate Director of the Southeastern Piano Festival. He previously taught piano and music theory at The College of St. Scholastica in Duluth, MN. He completed his doctorate at the University of Michigan, with previous studies at the University of Kansas and at the Hochschule für Musik und Tanz Köln as a two-time DAAD grantee. Primary teachers include Zena Ilyashov, Jack Winerock, Nina Tichman and Arthur Greene.
Tickets go on sale May 1!
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