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Symphonic Winds: Getting There
in 18 hours in 27 minutes
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Gabriel Sill Senior Euphonium Recital
in 20 hours in 27 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: FREE
Cormac Cannon, conductor
Jay Jacobs, guest conductor
David Warren, guest conductor
The USC Wind Ensemble reflects on the first days of spring with a program of deep and meditative works. Ottorino Respighi wrote Huntingtower for band in 1932, while Breathe by Katahj Copley will receive its world premiere in the version for wind ensemble. The Octet for Wind Instruments came to Stravinsky in a dream and displays the virtuosity of our most gifted students. Associate Director of Bands Dr. Jay Jacobs leads the ensemble in a brand-new work by Haley Woodrow dedicated to renowned band director Doug Stotter. The concert concludes with Flourishes and Meditations on a Renaissance Theme, a musical tour de force by Michael Gandolfi.
Program:
Respighi, HuntingtowerÂ
Copley/Cannon, Breathe; World Premiere of Wind Ensemble Version
Stravinsky, Octet for Wind Instruments
Woodrow, Dark River; Consortium Premiere
Gandolfi, Flourishes and Meditations on a Renaissance Theme