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PROGRAM NlJiIBER nro

Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium

Brevard Music CenterJune 30, 19B9

8: 15 PM

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRAHenry Janlec, Conductor

Marilyn Neeley, Pianist

Overture to "Prince Igor"

·Wanderer" Fantasy. Opus 15(Orchestration by Llszt)

Allegro con fuoco rna non trappo; Adagio;Pres to; A1 egro

Miss Neeley

I N T E RMIS S ION

Symphony No.2, DMajor, Opus 36Adagio mol to; allegro con brioLar9hettoScherzoAllegro molto

Borodln

Schubert

Beethoven

Tonight's program is respectfully dedicated to the lateMarvin Mutchnik, a long- time member of the Music Centerls

faculty . He will be remembered as a fine musician andteac her and f or his ever-present enthu s iasm and good humor.

-Surel y he- has a special place in the his tory of our Music Center



PROGRAM NUMBER THREE


Brevard Music Center

July 1, 1989

8: 15 PM

THE BREVARD MUSIC CENTER RESIDENT OPERA WORKSHOP

presents

THE BARBER OF SEVILLE

MUSIC BYGIOACCHINO ROSSINI

ENGLISH TRANSLATION BY RUTH AN D THOMAS MARTIN

Val Patacchi, DirectorHenry Jani ec , Conductor



CAST OF CHARACTERS

COUNT AlMAVIVA - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - William McDonald

FIORELLO, servant of Count Almaviva - - - - - - Mark Gilgallon

FIGARO, a barber - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mark Oswald

DR BARTOLO, physician, guardian of Rosina - - Bruce Schoonmaker

ROSINA , ward of Dr Bartol o - - - - - - - - - - - - Alison Acord

BASILIO, music master to Rosina - - - - - - Christopher Roselli

BERTA, old housemaid of Dr Bartolo - - - - - - Janet Kuchar

Robert McDonaldERGEANT -

A NOTARY - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mark Gilgallon

ENSEMBLE: (in alphabetical order)

Bart Black, Victor Floyd, Mack Fox, Adam Harris, Kenneth Jaffe,Robert Lomax, Michael Paxson, John Roche, Gregory Shapley, JohnSwink, Stafford Turner



SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

ACT I

An open square in Seville. Spain

I NT E RMIS S ION

ACT II

House of Dr Bartolo

I N T E RMIS S ION

ACT III

House of Dr Bartolo



Brevard Music Cente_opera , Production Staff

General Manager - - - - - - - - - - Ross MagoulasHenry Janiec

Barbara FergusonRoss Magoulas

Music Director - - - - - - - -Stage Directors - - - - - - - - -

ConductorsVal Patacchi

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Henry JaniecMary Nell Saunders

Julian DawsonPaul Sweeney

Barbara Ferguson- - - - - - - - - - - Mildred Ragis

Jul ian Dawson

Designer - - -ChoreographerCoaches - - -

Chorus Masters - - -

Roberta Dawson

- - - - - - Mary Nell SaundersVi ctor F1 oyd

Stage Manager - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Don SpeedTechnical Director - - - - - - - - - - Alan SelbyMaster Electrician - - - - - - - - - - - Anne TremblayElectrical Assistant - - - - - - Norman AdelsflugeSound Engineer - - - - - Wi ll i am G. Boggs, JrCostume 0; rector - -, - - - - - - - Angel a OsborneProperties Director - - - - - - - - - - - Susan CilleyScenic Technici ans - - - - - - - - - - - Pat Anderson

Costumes created by Norcostco-Costume Cra fters.

Matthew DavisCynthia TaylorChris Wood

Entire Production by the Brevar d Music Center Resident OperaWorkshop and Brevard Music Center Musical Or ganizations .

BALOWIN is th e offi cial piano of Br'.:! vard ~ 1 l l Center.All pianos are mois ture-protected by DAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS.

Brevard Mu s ic Center gratefully acknm-;l cdges support from theIIC Goneral Assembly, the tIC Department of Cultural Resources,the NC Arts Council, and the National E n d o , ~ e n t for the Arts.



PROGRAM NUMBER FOUR

Whittington-Pfo hl Aud itori um

Brevard Mus ic Center

Ju ly 2, 1989

3:00 PM

BREVARD MUS IC CENTER ORCHESTRA

Henry Janiec , Conductor

Ransom Wilson , Flutist

Overture to MRu5s1an and Ludmilla u

Flute Concerto No . I, G Major, KV 313

Allegro maestosoAdagio non troppoRondo (Tempo di Menuetto)

Mr. Wll son

I N T E R HIS S ION

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Ha Mere L'Oye (Hother Goose Suite)Pavane de la Belle au bois donoantPetit Poucet

t : ! d : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; ! ~ ~ ~ : p f ~ a ~ ! ~ ~ e d : ~ ~ : g f : e ~ ~ t e le Jardin feerique

Symphony No . 1 ("Classical"), Opus 25Allegro con brioLarghetto

GavotteMolto vivace

Gl i nka

Mozart

Ravel

Prokofieff

The Music Center is grateful to Mr Wlson for subsitutingfor our announced soloist who cancelled her appearance inthe l ast few days . Mr Wilson is acc laimed internationallyas a flutist and conductor. The Music Center is proud to

cl aim him as an alumnus!



The Music Center's 1989 SOUVENIR PROGRAM BOOKS are available inthe l obby from ushers for $3.00 each

BALDW IN is the offi cial piano of Brevard Music Center.All pianos are moisture-protected by DAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS .

Looking for the perfect gift or a special remembrance of theMusic Center?? .• Visit the Brevard Music Center Associations 'sGift Shop located in front of the auditorium .

Please Note: Latecomers will be seated at the fir st intermission .No cameras or tape recorders, smoking or food alloweinside t he auditori um .

COMING ATTRACTIONS :

Monday, July 3, 8:15 PM

Tuesday , July 4, 8:15 PM

Wednesday July 5, 8:15 PM

Chamber MusicArti st Facu lty of the Cent er

Transylvani a Yo uth OrchestraSymphonic Band

~ o i n e r &Hafner. Conductors

Chamber MusicArtist Faculty of the Center

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Association on the lawn behind Whittington-Pfohl

Auditorium on Saturday, July 22, between 5:30-7 :30 PM.Tickets are available at the Harmony House gift shopfor S8 .00 . All proceeds benef it the Music Center.

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PROGRAM NUMBER FIVE

Straus AuditoriumBrevard Music Center

July 3, 19898:15 PM

CHAMBER MUSIC

Artist Faculty of the Center

Couplets sur ' Les Folies d'Espagne" Marais

Timothy Clinch, oboe Gayle Masarie, violoncelloKatherine Morgan, piano

Quartet for Flute and Strings, K 285 B

AllegroAndantino-Adagio-Al legro

James Ceasar, violin

Mozart

Eric Hoover, fluteMark Cedel , viola Hans Schmettau, violoncello

The Fancies Three Locklair2. ADream to Be

3. ADancing Spree

Timothy Clinch, oboe

I N T E RMIS SID N

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Assoblo A Jato (The Jet Whistle) Villa-Lobos

Marc Stocker, flute Carlton McCreery, violoncello

Sonata in F, Opus 24 BeethOVenAllegroAdagio mol to espressivoAllegro mol toRondo : Allegro ma non troppo

Derry Deane, violin Ick-Choo Moon, piano

Chamber Music - July 5, 1989 - 8:15 PMWorkS by Fuchs, Mozart . Dvorak, locklair, Brahms and Doppler



PROGRNM NUMBER SIX

Wh i t t i ngton-Pfohl Audl tori umBrevard Music Center

July 4, 19898: 15 PM

TRANSYLVAN IA YOUTH ORCHESTRA

Thoma s Joiner , Conductor

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC BANDJami e Ha fner , Conductor

Stars and Stripes Forever

Co ncer t Piece for Stri ngs

The Great Gate of Kiev

I N T E RMIS S ION

Celebration for Band

Prel ude to Act 3 of "Kunihil d"

March, "The Foundati on"

Three Chorale Preludes

Break Forth, 0 Beauteou s Heavenly Li ghto Sacred Head NowWoundedNow Thank We All Our God

Sousa

Del Borgo

Mussorgskyarr . Reibold

Palmer

Ki stl er

arr. Barr

Gol anan

Latham



PROGRAM NUMBER SEVEN

Straus AuditoriumBrevard Mus ic Center

July 5, 19894: 30 PM

STU 0 E NT RECITAL

Sonata i n 0 mino r, Op. 31 , No . 2Al 109ro

Jamie Kim, piano

Nocturne in C minor, Op . 48, No.1

Michelle Frayser, piano

Sonetto 104 del Petrarch

Barbara Diaz, piano

Rondo Capriccioso, Op. 14

Grace Kwon. piano

Beethoven

Chopin

Liszt

Mendel ssohn



P R O G R A i ~ NUM BER NINE


July 5, 19898: 15 PM

CH AMBER MUSICArtist Fac ulty of the Center

Fantasies tucke (Fantasy Pieces), Op. 57 Robert FuchsMassig bewegt, leidenschaftlichLangsam, getragenMa ssi g bewegt

Th omas Joiner, violin An na Barbrey. violaDouglas Weks, piano

Adagio i n E Major, K. 261

Sonatine, Op . 100Al l egro risoluto

Larghe ttoScherzo; Mal ta vivaceFinale; Allegro

Thomas Joiner, violin

w. A. Mozart

Antoni n Dvorak

Douglas Weeks,piano

I N T E R MIS S ION

Pairing Around

Charles Matthiessen. trumpetDarlene Jussila, bassoon

Intermezzo i n A. Op. 118, No.2

Dan Locklair

Robert Dorer, trumpetGreg Newton, bassoon

Brahms/Sperry

Kimberly Bryden, oboe Timothy Clinch. english hornScott Watkins. piano

Andante and Rondo, Dp. 25

Marc Stocker, flu te

Scot t Watki ns ,

Franz Doppler

Eric Hoover, flutepiano



PROGRAM NUMBER ELEVEN

Whitti ngton-Pfohl Auditorium


July 7, 19B9

B:15 PM


presents

THE IMP RES ARIO

(Der Schauspieldirektor)

Music by Wolfgang Amadeus MozartEnglish Adaptation by Giovanni Cardelli

Barbara Ferguson, DirectorJulian Dawson. Conductor

- and -

I P AG L I AC C I

Music by Ruggi ero LeoncavalloEnglish Version by Joseph Machlis

Ross Magoulas , DirectorJulian Dawson. Conductor



THE IMP RE S A R IO

DRAMATIS PERSONAE

MR. SCRUPLES, an Impresario - - - - - - Gregory Shapley

MR . BLUFF , his assistant - - - - - Robert McDonald

MR . ANGEL - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mack H. Foxa stage-struck financier

MADAME GOLDENTRILL - - - - - Lisa Do llyhigh-Eidsonan established opera star

MISS SILVER PEAL - -an aspirant opera star

Dawn Waggener

TIME: Was

I N T E RMIS S ION



I P A G L I A C C I

CAST OF CHARACTERS

CANIO, (Pag1iaccio in t he pl ay) - - -NEDDA , his wife , (Columbine in the play) -

TONIO , (Taddeo in the play)

- Maurice Stern

- - Ann Thoreson

- Wi lliamMcGraw

BEPPE , (Harlequin i n the play) - - - - - - - Kenneth Jaff

SILVIO, a villager - - - - - - - - - - - Dani el Mobb

FIRST VILLAGER -

SECOND VILLAGER --ENSEMBLE (in alphabetical order)

Bart Blac

Joh n Roch

Al i son Acord, Michae l Ahearn, Laura Baxter, Donna Brotherton, SarCohen, Daniel Colaner, Betsy Col linson, Beth Cram, Al i cia Davis,Kathleen Demperio , Mark Gilgal 1on , Adam Harris , Sara Hawkes, MargHi cks. Lisa Hindmarsh, Oonya JacKson, Trina Janiec, Kimbe rl yJohnson, les l ie Johnson, Lori Tal iaferro-Jones, Wendy Jone s ,Michael Jordan , Gretchen Ke1hoffer, Janet Kuchar , Scott LaGrafKelly Lynch, Rebecca Mller, Jennifer Norton , Mark Oswald, MichaePaxson, Rfsa Po ni ros, Mark Price, Ki rk Vaughn-Robinson . Christoph

Rosel l i , Jonathan Ross, Krisleah Schlender, Andrea Scoggan. LisaShanklin, Gregory Shapley, John Ma rk Swink, Belinda Thayer,Lorraine lonna, Verda Lee Tudor, Rebecca Turner, David Wallach

PLACE : A village in Calabria , Italy

TIME: Turn of the 20th Century

PROLOGUE

ACT I - A bright sunlit afternoon

I N T E RMIS S ION

ACT II - Later that evening



Brevard Music Center Opera Production Staff

General Manager - -Music Director - -Stage Directors -

- - - - - - - - - - Ross Magoul- - - - - - - - Henry Janie

- - - - Barbara FergusoRoss Magoul

Val PatacchConductors _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - Hen ry Janie

Mary Nell SaundeJulian Daws

Designer - - - - - - - - - - - - Paul SweenChoreographer - - - - - - - - - - - Barbara FergusoCoaches - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mi 1dred Rag

Chorus Masters - -

Julian DawsRoberta Daws

- - - - - - - Mary Nell Saunde

Victor Floy- - - - - -- --DonSpee- - - - - - - - - - - Al an Sel

Stage Manager - - -Technical Director -Master ElectricianElectrical Assistant -Sound Engineer - - -Costume Director - -Properties Director -Master Carpenter - -Scenic Technicians - -

- - - - - Anne Trembl- - - - - - - Norman Adelsflug

- - - - Wil liam G. Boggs, J- - - - - - - - - Angel a Osbor

- - - - - - - - - - Susan Cille- - - - - - - - David Cart

- - - - - - - Pat Anderso

Costumes created by Norcostco-Costume Crafters.

Matthew DavCynthia TaylChris Wo

Entire Production by the Brevard Music Center Resident OperaWorkshop and Brevard Music Center Musical Organizations.

BALDWIN is the official piano of Brevard Music Center.All pianos are moisture-protected by DAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS

Brevard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from theNC General As sembly, the NC Department of Cultural Resources,the NC Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts.



PROG lAM NUMBER TWELVE

Whittington-Pfohl AuditoriumBreyard Music Center

July 8, 19898: 15 PM

POP S CON C E R T

HOLIDAY!!

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRA

Henry Janiec , Conductor

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER CHAMBER CHOIR

Mary Nell Saunders, Conduc tor

Mark Oswald, Baritone

The Star Span9led Banner

Pops Hoe-Down Hayman

The U.ltzing Cat Anderson

Selections from "The Phantom of the Opera" WebberThe Phantom of the Opera; Think of Me; Angel of Music;Th2 Music of the Night; Masquerade; All I Ask of You

Largo al factotum, fr om uBarber of Seville" RossiniMrk Oswald, Baritone

What the World Needs Now is loye Bacharach

I N T E R MI S S ION

Tonigh t 's program is dedicated t o the late Macon G. Patton,a trus tee of the Music Cen ter since 1975. No one was moreconcerned about the Center ls challenges or rejoiced more overits successes. Our pops concerts were among Mac's favorites.S'J Hith gratitude and a ~ r a t i o this one is for him .



Chora l OYerture fro. "George M"Gi ve My Regards to Broadway; Harrigan; Mary;Yankee Doodle Dandy; 45 Minutes ftom Boadway;Rose ; Giye My Regards to Broadway

The Ch..wer Choir

The 1812 OvertureCharles Crenshaw, Cannoneer

Tchaikoysky

The Music Center's 1989 SOUVENIR PROGRAM BOOKS are available inthe lobby fro. ushers for $3.00 each.

BAlDWIN is the official piano of Brevard Music Center and all ofour pianos are lOisture-protected by DAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS.

Brevard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from theNorth Carolina General Assembly, the North Carolina Department

of Cultural Resources, the North Carolina Arts Council and theNational Endowment for the Arts .

Free Brevard Musi c Ce nter Association Walking Tours begin at theBMCA gift shop on Sunday at 1:30 PM . Sign up at Harmony House .

11 be seated at the first Intermission. No camerasor tape recorders, smoki ng or fo od are al lowed in the auditorium.

COMING EVENTS

July 9, 1989 at 3:00 PM - Transylvania SymphonyBecker, ConductorDouglas Weeks, Pianist

July 10, 1989 at B:15 PM - Transylvania Wind EnsemblePalmer, Conductor

July II, 1989 at 8:15PM

- Transylvania Youth OrchestraTransylvania Symphonic BandJoiner and Hafner, Conductors

BARBECUE will be served by the Brevard Music Center Association othe l awn behind Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium on Saturday, July 22between 5:30 -7:30 PM. Tickets are available at the Harmony Housegift shop for $8 .00. All proceeds benef i t t he Music Center.



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTEEN

Whittington-Pfohl AuditoriumBrevard Mus ic Center

July 9, 1989

3:00 PMTRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Oavid E. Becker , Conductor

Douglas Weeks, Pianist

Overture to Don Giovanni . K. 527

Piano Conce rto No . 19, in F Major, K. 459All egroAll egrettoAll egro assa i

Douglas Weeks , pianist

I N T E RMIS S ION

Peer Gynt Suite No . 1, Op . 46I . Morn; ng

I I . Ase ' s DeathIII. Anftra's Dance

IV. In the Hall of the Mountain-Kng

Four Dance Epi sades from "Rodeol!

Buckaroo HolidayCorral Nocturne

Saturday Night WaltzHoe-Down

Mozart

Mozart

Grieg

Copl and



PROGRPM NUMBER FOURTEEN

Wittington-Pfohl Aud itori umBrevard Music Center

July 10 . 19898: 15 PM

TRANSYLVAN IA WIND ENSEMBLERobert Pal mer . Conductor

The Sinfonians March

Chester Overture for BandBased on Willi . . Billings ' andMarching Song of the Alerican Revoluti on

Chorale Prelude: DGod Unseen

Hu1 di gungsmarch

I NT E R MI S S IO N

Ball ad for Band

Pra ise Jerusalem!Variati ons on an Amenian Easter Hymn

Willi . .

Persichett

Wagner/ Schaefe

Gould

Reed



PROGRA>l NUMBER FIFTEEN

Whitt ington-Pfohl Aud i tori umBrevard Mus i c Center

July 11 , 19898: 15 PM

TRANSYLVAN IAYOUTH ORCHESTRATh oma s Joiner, Conductor

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC BANDJamie Hafner, Conductor

Eric Hoover, Flutist

Slavonic Dance, Op. 46,No

. 3

Concerto in DMajor for OrchestraLargoAllegro . . non troppoAllegro con brioAdagio

Danse Bacchana1e from Samson and Delilah

SYllphonic SuiteIntradaChoral eMarchAntique OanceJubil ee

Concerti no , Op. 107

Psalm for Band

March , 8 o m b a s t o M

I NT E RMIS S ION

Eric Hoover, Flutist

Dvora(arr. Isaac

Hande(trans. Onoandy

Sai nt-Saen

William

Chami nad

Persichett

farra



PROGRAM NUMBER SIXTEEN

Straus Audi tor iumBrevard Music Ce nter

Jul y 12, 19894: 30 PM

STUDENT REC I TA l .

Dido 's Lament from Dido and AeneasLaura Baxter . mezzo-sopranoSteven Aldredge , pi ano

Trio for Horns , Op. 87

Fina le

Sonata BreveI. Al legro moderato

II. Presto

Mi chael Zegl i nskiDeron Fuller

Clay Toms

Barry McCommon. bass trombone

Purcel l

Beethoven

(arr. Gumbert)

Har tley



PROGRAM IIIIIIER SEVENTEEN


July 12, 19898: 15 PM

C HAM B E R MUS I CArtist Faculty of the Center

Adagio and A11egro, Op . 70 Schumann

Timothy Clinch, oboeMarilyn Neeley, piano

Sonata No . 9 In AMajor, Op. 47 (Kreutzer)Adagio sostenuto-PrestoAndante con variazioniFinale-Presto

Derry Deane, vi olinJulian Dawson, piano

I NT E RMIS 5 ION

Trio in C Minor, Op . I , No . 3Allegro con brioAndante cantabile con variazioniMenuetto (Quasi allegro)Finale (Prestissimo)

Marilyn Neeley, pianoJames Ceasar, violin

Hans Schmettau, violoncello

CHAMBER MUSIC - July 17th, 8:15 PM

Beethoven

Beethoven

Feld-Sonata for flute and piano; Danzi-Quintet for piano and windsMozart-Quintet in C for strings, K. 515



PROGRAM NUMBER NINETEEN

Whittington-P fohl Auditorium


July 14. 1989

8:15 PM

THE BREVARD MUSIC CENTER RESI DENT OPERA WORKSHOP

presents

L A T R A V I A T A

Music by Giuseppe VerdiEnglish Version by Ruth and Thomas Martin

Val Patacchi, DirectorHenry Janiec, Conductor



CAST OF CHARACTERS

Y I O ~ E n A YALERY - - - - - - - - - - Cassandra Riddle

FLORA BERYOIX - - - - - - - Leslie Johnson

ANNINA, Violetta's maid - - - - - - - Laura Baxter

AlFREDO GERMONT - - - - _. - - . - - - William McDonald

GIORGIO GERMONT, his father - - - - William McGraw

GASTONE, Viscount of Letorieres · - - - - - Oanle1 Co1aner

BARON O O U P H ~ - - - - -

MARQUIS O'OBIGNY - - -

OOCTOR G R E N V I ~ -

SERYANT - - - - - - - - -

ENSEMBLE (In alphabetic

al order)

- - - - John Mark Swl nk

- - - - Adam Harris

- Scott ~ a G r a f f- Jonathan Ross

Alison Acord. Michael J. Ahearn, Bart Bla ck , Donna Brotherton,Betsy Co l l inson, Bet h Cram, Kath lee n Oemper;o, Lisa Do11yh;gEidson , Mck Fox , Mark G11gall on, Sara Hawkes , Margy HicKs, LisHindmarsh, Kenneth Jaffe. Tri na Jan iec. Kimberl y Johnson, WendyJones. Mchael Jordan, Gretchen Kelhoffer. Janet Kuchar, RobertLomax, Kelly Lynch. Ro bert McDonald. Rebe cca Mller, Daniel MoJenn i fer Nor ton. Hark Oswald. Michael Paxson, Risa Poniros . Mar

Price, Ki rk Vaughn- Robinson, John Roche, Ch ristopher RoselliKrislea h Schlender , Andrea Scoggan, Li sa Shanklin, GregoryShapley. Belinda Thayer . Ann Thoreson , Lorraine Tonna. Verda LeTudor , Re becca Turner. Stafford Tu rner. Dawn Waggener. T. DavidWallach



SYNOPSIS

Act I

A salon in Violetta's house

I N T E RMIS S ION

Act II

A country house near Paris

I N T E RMIS S ION

Act II I

A salon in Flora ' s house

I N T E RMIS S ION

Act IV

The bedroom of Violetta

Val Patacchi. Director of thi s evening's opera holds theLucile Parish Ward Endowed Chair in Opera at Brevard Music Center.The chair, established by the South Carolina Federation of MusicClubs. was also held by John Richards McCrae in prior years.



Brevard Musi c Center Opera Production Staff

General Manager - - - - - - - - - - Ross Magoul Music Director - - - - - - - - - - Henry Janie

Stage Directors - - - - - - - Barbara FergusoRoss MagoulVal Patacc

Conductors - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Henry JanieMary Nell Saunde

Designer - - -Choreographer -Coaches - - -

Julian DawsPaul Sween

- - - - - - - - - - Barbara Ferguso- - - - Mildred Rag

Julian Daws

Roberta DawsChorus Masters - - - - - - - - - - - Mary Nell SaundeVictor Floy

Stage Manager - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Don SpeTechnical Director - - - - - - - - - - - - Alan SelbMaster Electrician - - - - - - - - - - - Anne TremblElectri cal Assistant - - - - Nonnan AdelsflugSound Engineer - - - - - WilliamG. Boggs , J

Costuoe Director - - - - - - - - - - - Angela OsborProperties Director - - - - - - - - - - - Susan CilleMaster Carpenter - - - - - - - - David CartScenic Technicians - - - - - - - Pat Anderso

Costumes created by Norcostco-Costume Crafters.

Matthew DavCynthia Tayl

Chri s Wo

Entire Produc tion by the Brevard Music Center Reside nt OperaWorkshop and Breva rd Music Center Musical Organizations .

BAlDWIN is the official piano of Brevard Music Center.

All pianos are mo isture-protected by DAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS

Brevard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from theNC General Assembly , the NC Department of Cu ltural Resources,the NC Arts Counci l , and the National Endowment for the Arts .



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY

Whittington-Pfohl AuditoriumBrevard .Music Center

July 15, 19898: 15 PM

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRADavid E. Becker , Conductor

John Koch, 8aritone

NATIONAL FEDERATI ON WEEKEND AT THE CENTER

D e Meisters i nger Prelude Wagner

Why do the Nations , f rom "Messi ahll

It i s Enough , f rom "El ij ah"John Koch , bari tone

I NT E R MI S S ION

Rival gete a Lui, from II Cos 1 fan tutte"

Vision fugitive , from IIHerod iade"John Koch , bar i tone

SYliphony No.3, Op . 97, E-fl at Major ("Rhenish")LebhaftScherzo: Sehr massigNicht schnellFeierlfchLebhaft

Handel

Mendels sohn

Mozart

Massenet

Schumann

*****************************************************************HINDA HONIGMAN MEMORIAL CONCERT

Tonight's concert is supported by the Hinda and Maurice HonigmanEndowment established by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph SarI in. Mrs. Honigmanwas a past president of the National Federation of Music Clubsand a trustee of the Brevard Music Center.*****************************************************************



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-ONE

Whittington-Pfohl Auditori um

Brevard Music CenterJuly 16, 19B9

3:00 PM


Henry Jani ec , Conductor

Angel Romero , Gui tari st

Overture to "The School for Scandal"

Concerto de Aranj uezAllegro con spiritoAdagi 0

Allegro gentileMr. Romero

I N T E R MIS S ION

Symphony No . I, C MajorAllegro vivoAdagi 0Allegro vivaceAllegro vivace

Barber

Rodrigo

Bi let



Free Brevard Music Center Association Walking Tours begin at thBMCA gi ft shop on Sunday at 1:30 PM . Sign up at Harmony House

BALDWIN is the official piano of Brevard Music Center and all oour pianos are moisture-protected by DAMPP -CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS

Looking f or the perfect gift or a special remembrance of BrevarMusic Center?? . . . Visit the Brevard Music Center Association 'Gift Shop located i n f ront of the auditorium .

Brevard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from thNorth Carolina General Assembly , the North Caroli na Departmenof Cultural Resources, the North Carolina Arts Co uncil and thNation al Endowment for t he Arts.

1 be sea ted at the first intermissi on . No cameraor tape recorders, smoking or food are allowed i n the auditorium

COMING ATTRACTIONS :

Monday , July 17 8:15 PM

Tuesday . July 18 8:15 PM

Chamber Musi

Art ist Faculty of the CenteSymphonic Ban

Hafner. ConductoWind Ensembl

Palmer , Conducto

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BARBECUE wi ll be served by the Brevard Music CenterAssociation on t he l awn behind Whittington-Pfohl

Auditorium on Sa turday , July 22, between 5:30-7 :30 PM.

Tickets are avai l able at the Harmony house gift shopfor $8 .00. All proceeds benefit the Music Center .

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PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-TWO


July 17, 19B9B: 15 PM

CH AMER MUSICArtist Facul ty of the Cen ter

SonateAllegro giocosoGraveAllegro vhace

Marc Stocker, flute

Qu i nte t in 0 Minor, Op. 41

Larghetto; AllegroAndante sostenutoAllegretto

K mberl y Bryde n, oboe

Katherine Morgan, pi ano

Dar lene Juss11a , bassoonDouglas Weeks ,

Paul Gordon, cl arinetJack Masarie, horn

piano

I N T E RMIS S IO N

Quintet in C Major, K. 515AllegroAndante

Menuetto - AllegrettoAllegro

James Ceasar, vio li nMark Cedel, viola

Hans Schmettau.

Chamber MusicHarp Music by Dussek.Locklair-Trumpetings;

Derry Deane, violin

David Becker. viola

violoncello

- July 19thSpohr, Safnt-Saens;Saint Saens-Caprice

Fel

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Mzar



PIANO CLASS V


Tuesday, July 19, 19894:30 PM

French Suite in G MajorAllemandeCouranteSarabandeGavotte

BoureeLaureGigue

Ji 11 Bowen

Sonata in E Major, H. XVI :34Presto

Dana Jones

Notturne, Op. 54, No.4

Michelle Combs

The Girl with the Flaxen Hair

Sonata in F Minor, Op. 57

Allegro assai

Carol Venable

Jason Kwak

Bach

Haydn

Grieg

Oebussy

Beethoven



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-THREE

Whittington-Pfohl AuditoriumBrevard Music Center

July 18. 19898: 15 PM

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC BAND

Jamie Hafner, Conductor

TRANSYLVANIA WINO ENSEMBLE

Robert Palmer. Conductor

Suite ·Passion in Paint-1. At the Moulin Rouge2. The Persistence of Memory3. L' Absi nthe

March -Barnum and Bailey's Favorite M

-Facade-, an Entertainment1. Fanfare and Scotch Rhapsody2. Jodelling Song3. Popular Song4. Fox-Trot5. Polka

Barbara Ferguson. Reciter

I N T E R MIS S ION

March. Opus 99

La Fiesta Mexicanat. Prelude and Azte c DanceII. MassIII . Carnival

The Purple Carnival March

I N T E RMIS S ION

Reue

King

Waltonarr. O'Brien

Prokofiev

Reed

Alford

Combined Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band

Elsa's Processi on to the Cat hedral Wagner/Cai 11 iet

U.S. Fiel d Artillery March Sousa



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-FOUR


July 19. 19894:30 PM

STUDENT RECITA l

Mephisto Waltz Liszt

Brad Arington, piano

Flight of the Bumblebee Rimsky-KorsakoffJames Ford, trumpet

Pierot ' s TanzlfedDani el Mobbs, barf tone Brad Arington,

Korngo1dpiano

Nocturne i n C-sharp minor, Op. 27, '1 ChopinStuart Duncan, piano

VocaliseRebecca Turner, soprano

Romance

Brian McCommon, trombone

The Composer's Aria

Rachmani noffVictor Floyd, piano

Yon Weber

David Moody, piano

Al1son Acord, mezzo-sopranoStrauss

Rebecca Turner, piano

SonataAllegroModerato maestoso

Nils Fred1and, trombone

Telemann

Todd Baillie, trombone

·Via resti servfta" from The Marriage of Figaro MozartLisa Hfndmarsh . soprano Laura Baxter, mezzo-soprano

Steven Aldredge, piano

Scarborough Fair"Achieved is the Glor ious Work"

Ken Preuss, tromboneSarah Marschner, trombone

Reichanbachfrom The erea ti on Haydn

NiTs Fredland, tromboneBarry McCommon, trombone



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-SIX


July 19, 19B9B:15 PM

CHAMBER MUSICArti st Faculty of the Center

Sonata en Trio, Op. 34. No . 1 for Harp . J. L. DusseViolin and Cello

Allegro brillante

AndantinoRondo

Hye-Vun Chung-Bennett, harp Marguerite Richardson, violinGayle Masarie, violoncello

Sonata Concertante for Harp and Violin, Op. 114Potpourri on themes from Mozart's "The Magi c Fl ute"

Ludwig Spo

Fanta si e for Violin et Harpe , Op . 124 Camille Saint-$aen

Derry Deane, violin Hye-Yun Chung-Bennett, harp

INTERMISSION

Trumpetings Dan ~ o c k l a i1. Fanfare2. Soliloquy3. Rag4. Toccata

Charles Matthiessen. trumpet Robert Dorer, trumpet

Caprice on Danish and Rus sian Airs. Op. 79 Camille Saint-Saen

Eric Hoover. fluteSteven Cohen. cl ari net

Kimberly Bryden, oboeOiedre Davis. piano



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-SEVEN

"Rienzi- Overture

In the Autumn Oays


Brevard Music CenterJuly 21 , 19898: 15 PM

BREVARO MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRAHenry Jan1ec, Conductor

Midori, ViolinistMatt Haimavitz, Cellist

AChamber Symphony in five movements(played without pause)

I N T E RMIS S ION

Concerto for Violin and Violoncello, Op . 102AllegroAndanteVivace non troppo

Miss MidoriMr. Haimovitz

Wagner

Lockl ai r

Brahms



Mr . Dan Locklair is composer- i n-residence at t he Brevard MusicCente r t his season . He writes the following about the compositionwe are performing tonight .

"In t he Autumn Days, a chamber symphony in five movements (playedwthout pauseJ was composed i n 1984 just following the death ofmy uncle , Wriston Locklair . Adistinguished critic for suchnewspapers and magazines as the New York Herald-Tri bune , MusicalAmerica, and ~ e r a he was Director of Public Relations and

Assistant to t e President of the Juilliard School at the time ohis dea th . An i nspi rati on to me since childhood, In the AutumnDays is dedicated to his memory .

It i s my hope that his enthusi astic , as well as gentle, spirit i

apparent in this chamber symphony . Perhaps, too, i n the energyof the fi rst movement (which returns as t he firs t part of move-r r ~ n t fi ve l-an ene rgy that was t hat of a human being who livedli fe to the fullest ,-there is , in the dissonance, t he sharpnessof grief over the sudden death of one so dear at barely age 58 ."

In the Autumn Day s won the Omaha Symphony Associ ation ' s 1984 NewMusic Award .

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Brevard Music Cente r gra t efull y acknowledges support from thNorth Carolina General Assembly, the North Carolina Departmentof Cul tural Resources , the North Carolina Arts Council and theNational Endowment for the Arts .

Free Brevard Music Center Asso.clation Walking tours begin at thBMCA gift shop on Sunday at 1:30 PM . Sign up at Harmony House.

Please No teLatecomers will be sea ted at the first intermission. No cameraor tape recorders, smoking or food allowed in the auditorium.



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-EIGHT

Whittington-Pfohl AuditoriumBreyard Music Center

July 22, 19898:15 PM

POPS GOES TO THE MOVIES

liThe Sea Hwk."

"On Gol den Pond"

BREVARO MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRAHenry Janiec, Conductor

Lee Holdridge, Guest ConductorRichard Kaufman , Guest Conductor

Eri ch W Korngold

Oaye Grus i nPiano sol o-Scot t Watk i ns

"The Raiders March I! John Will i ams"Swashbuckler"

"My Father My Son"

"It 's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World"

"Out of Africa"

"LT." - Flying Theme

John Add;'on

Laurence Rosenthal

Ernest Gold

John Barry

John Williams

I N T E RMIS S ION



Overture to ·Wizards and Warriors u Lee Holdridge

Theoe froa "Beauty and the Beast" lee Holdridge

love Theoe fro. ·Splash" lee HoldridgePlano solo-Scott Watkins

"16 Days of Glory" lee Holdridge

"Old Gringo" - Finale lee Holdridge

"The Eagle and the Hawk" John Denver/Mike Taylorlee Holdridge

"Moonlighting Al Jarreau/lee Holdridge

"East of Eden" - The Father lee Holdridge

Finale

Very special thanks to Joanne Kane, Cindy Turner , Stan SheldoneJohn Waxman and laura Hol dridge

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER ASSOCIATION ANNUAL ME ETING :Monday , August 7th-7:00 PM - l ower level -Carolina Pavilion .All members and other persons interested In the support of

the Music Center are Inv ited .

Free Brevard Music Center Association Walking Tours begin at theBMCA gift shop on Sunday at 1:30 PM . Sign up at Harmony House .

BAlDWIN Is the official plano of Brevard Music Center and all ofour pianos are moisture-protected by OAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS .

Brevard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from theNorth Carolina General Assembly, the North Carolina Department

of Cultural Resources, the North Carolina Arts Council and theNational Endowment for the Arts.

Please NoteLatecomers will be seated at the first intermission . No camerasor tape recorders, smoking or food are allowed in the auditorium



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-NINE


July 23, 19893:00 PM

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER CHORUS

THE REPERTORY TRAI NING PROGRAM ORCHESTRA

Mary Nell Saunders, ConductorVictor Floyd , Assistant Conductor

Rebecca Turner, Rehearsal Accompanist

"changing perceptions" Dan Locklair

I . "what do we know about 1 fe"

I I . A. M H.

I I I . Grief Poem

IV . High Flight

V. "like the river that passes away"

EPiTAPH

Brevard Music Center Chamber ChorusScott Watkins, piano

1 N T E RMIS S ION

Grand Mass in C Minor, K. 427 W. A. Mozart



I . """at do "" know about H fe"What do we know about lifeonly a dayonly a dreamwhat do we know about deatheverythingeverything we know

(from DAY LILIES by Carol Adler)

I I . A. M. H.Lower him gently. he sleeps forever.And will not know the hard playof boys (nor ride, nor sail) and neverThe gentleness of girls. Delay!Delay! And no bonds sever.

The white stones wait as for a loverTo join their quiet company;

His bed is made where cedars hover,For song the birds' objective timpaniAnd the cool earth to cover.

Jonquil s. i ri s. a thi n puffFrom the loose dirt and slowly the debtPaid: the white box small within the roughPine, and time is illimitable, yetTime's not enough .

(by Christine Teale Howes)

III . Grief PoeoD that after all nothought breaksthe mind's cold spell .

Chill edthese bones, their1anguage lost .

In this fresh silenceweather hides allodours of decay .

8y freezing timeI travel throughthi s numb day.

Look lookmy smallbeautiful chil d

the icicle herehow i t shilTl11ersin the blue sun.

my smallmy beautiful childlook once more .

(from WDMAN IN

IV . High FlightOh! I have slipped

And danced the skSunward live climbe

of sun-split clou

You have not dreameHigh in the sun l ilive chased the sho

My eager craft th

Up, up the long, dl ive topped the w

Where never lark, nAnd while with si

The high, untrespas

Put out my hand a(by John G i l l eY. like the river ~

but staysmaybe memories deepto be currencies ofchanging perception

(from DAY LILIE

EPITAPHHere lies the bodyWho all hi s l i fe caTill death, that grThat awe-inspiringBoned William JonesSo here he lies all

(Grave inscript



Look lookmy smallbeautiful chi1 d

the icicle herehow i t shilllTlers

in the blue sun.

my smallmy beautiful childloak once more .

(from WOMAN IN THE WOODS by Joy Kogawa)

IV . High FlightOh! I have slipped the surly bonds of earth

And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings;Sunward I've climbed , and jo ined the tumbling mirth

of sun-split clouds-and done a hundred thingsYou have not dreamed of -wheeled and soared and swungHigh in the sunlit silence . Hov'ring there

I've chased the shouting wind along, and flungMy eager craft thro' footless halls of air.

Up, up the long. delirious, burning blueI've topped the wind-swept heights with easy grace

Where never lark. nor even eagle flew-And while with silent , lifting mind I've trod

The high, untrespassed sanctity of space .Put out my hand and touched the face of God.(by John Gi11eipie M a g ~ , Jr.)

Y. like the river ~ n a t passes awaybut stays

maybe memories deepento be currencies of the samechanging perceptions

(from OAY LILIES by Carol Adler)

EPITAPH

Here lie s the body of William JonesWho all his life collected bones ,Till death, that grim and ghastly spectre,That awe-inspiring bone collector.Boned William Jones all neat and t idySo here he lies all bonafide .

(Grave inscription from a Norfolk churchyard.)



1. ·"""t do "" k . - about Ii e·What do we know about lifeonly a dayonly a dreamwhat do we know about deatheyerythingeyerything we know

(from DAY LILIES by Carol Adler)11. A. N. H.Lower him gently, he sleeps foreyer,And will not know the hard playof boys (nor ride, nor sail) and neverThe gentleness of girls . Delay!Delay! And no bonds seyer.

The white stones waft as for a loverTo join their quiet company ;His bed is made where cedars hover.For song the birds' objectiYe timpaniAnd the cool earth to coyer.

Jonquils, iris , a thin puffFrom the loose dirt and slowly the debtPaid: the white box small within the roughPine, and time is illimitable, yetTime's not enough .

(by Christine Teale Howes)

III . Grief Poe.o that after all nothought breaksthe mind's cold spell .

Chill edthese bones, their1anguage lost .

In this fresh silenceweather hides allodours of decay.

By freezing timeI trayel throughthi s ntab day.

Look lookmy smallbeautiful chil d

the icicle herehow i t shirrnersin the blue sun.

my smallmy beautiful childlook once more .

(from WOMAN IN

IY . High FlightOh ! I haye slipped

And danced the sSunward live climb

of sun-split cloYou have not dream

High in the sunlive chased the shMy eager craft t

UP. up the long. dI'ye topped the

Where never lark,And while with s

The high, untrespaPut out my hand

(by John Gille

Y like the riverbut stays

maybe memories deeto be currencies ochanging perceptio

(from DAY LILIE

EPITAPHHere 1ies the bodyWho all hi s l i fe cTill death, that gThat awe-inspiringBoned William JoneSo here he lies al

(Graye inscrip



Program note for

"changing perceptions" and EPITAPH

by Dan Locklair

~ c h a n g i n g p e r c e ~ t i o n s ~ " a five-movement · choral cyc le, wascommissfoned an premiered in 1987 by The Choral Art Society ofP o r t l a n Ma ine (Robert Russel l , Director). The poetry concernsissues of l ife and death and begins (I) and ends (V ) withmovements ba sed on poetry "by the R o c h e s t e r ~ New York poet , CarolAdler from her col lection , Day Lilies . Movement II, based onpoetry by the Kennebunkport , Mai ne poet, Christine Teale Howes,reflects on the grief of a sti ll -born chi l d. In the piano part othis movement , earl y American composer Will iam Bi llings' movinghymn tune, "W hen Jesus Wept ." provides a pungen t counterpoint tothe freely composed choral parts . Movement III, with words by thJapane se/Canadian poet, Joy Kogawa, is the only pi ece in the cycl

that is sung unaccompanied. The poem for Movement IV, "HighFlight," was given widespread national attention several years agwhen t hen President Ronald Reagan used i t to hel p console a natioin shock fo llowing the Challenger disaster . In 1939, the poet ofthe words, John G. Magee , Jr . , came to the U.S. fr om Shanghai toenter Yale University on a fu ll scholarship . Shortly thereafter,however , he withdrew from Yale and joined the Spi tfire Squadron othe Royal Canadian Air Force only to be shot down and killed in1941 at the age of 19 . This poem, celebrating first flight, waswritten one yea r before his untimely death. Though not obvious,

the famous hymn tune , ST. ANNE ("0 God, Our Help In Ages Pastil),i s spread throughout t hi s movement in the dance-like pianoaccompan iment.

Sent as a gift to The Choral Art Society (and intended to alwaysbe sung after the five-movement "c hanging serceptions" is sung anacknowledged ) is t he brief, EPITAPH . Base on an epitaph from anold Norfolk, England tombstone, i t reminds us that even death neenot always be taken seriously! -Dan Lock.lair

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PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY


July 24, 19898:15 PM

TRANSYLVANIA YOUTH ORCHESTRAThomas Joiner, Conductor

Charles Matthiessen and Robert Dorer, trumpets

Toccata

Concerto in C Major for Two Trumpets,Op . 46, No. 1

AllegroLargoAllegroCharles Matthiessen, trumpet

Suite from -Tannhauseru

Pilgrf. 's ChorusEvening StarGrand March

Girolamo Frescobaldltrans. Kindler

Antoni 0 VI val dl

Robert Dorer, trumpet

Richard Wagnerarr . Isaac

I N T E RMIS SID N

SYllPhony No. 101 in 0 Major ("The Clock")II. AndanteIV . Finale. Vivace

Franz J. Haydn

Selections from E.T. (The Extra-Terrestrial) John Williams(Scored for Orchestra by John Cacavas)

A special word of thanks to the following faculty coaches andteaching assistants who have worked with the students of TYO on adaily basis:Violins-Mary Robinson, Nancy Kerr, John Sweat, Margie RichardsonDorothy Knowles; Violas-Anna Barbrey Joiner, Pat Satcher. ChrisWilliams; Cello-Gayle Masarie; Bass-Dan Swaim ; Woodwinds-MarcStocker, Tim Clinch. Paul G a r n e ~ r e g Newton; Brass-DottieBennett, Robert Dorer, Roy Plckerin9, Matt Good; Harp-Hye-YunChung-Bennett; Percussion-Mike Wil1,ams



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-TWO


July 26, 1989

4:30 PMSTUDENT

Sonata i n 0 Major, Op. 94aModeratoLisa Lederer, violin

Zaza, Piccola Zin9ara

Daniel Mobbs, baritone

RECITAL

Sergei Prokofief

Michelle Markert , piano

Ruggiero Leoncava110

Brad Arington, pianoAugusta 's and Horace 's Confrontation Duet Douglas Moore

from "Ballad of Baby Doe"Mark Gilgal1on. baritone Janet Kuchar, mezzo-soprano

Roberta Dawson, piano

Via resti servita from "The Marriage of Figaro" WA. Mozarlisa Hintharsh. soprano Laura Baxter, mezzo-soprano

Rebecca Turner . piano

Quartet in A MinorAndante

Sharon Taylor, violinLori Wittenmyer , viola

Franz Schuber

Doug Merr i t t , violinDrew Hamrick, violoncello

Trio No . 1 Joseph HaydnI . Andante

III . Rondo all 'ongareseMyra Kelly, violin Andrea Grace, violoncello

Michelle Markert, piano

Quartet Op . 18, No. 4Scherzo - AndanteJames Hutchins, violin

Christopher Williams, viola

Ludwig van Beethoven

Celeste Rodgers, violinChristina Kim, violoncello



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-ONE

of the Nile


July 25, 19898: IS PM

TRANSYLVANIA WIND ENSEMBLE

Robert Palmer, ConductorMichael Williams, Mari_ba

Kenneth Alford

Larry What1 eyS ~ h o n i c Essay for Band

Variations on a Korean Folksong

Concertina for Marimba and Band

John Barnes Chance

Paul CrestonII . Ca1.1y

Michael Williams , marimba

I N T E RMIS S ION

Terpsichore Robert Margolis1. Slow; Fast (after Praetorius)II. FastIll . Moderately slow; Fast

Chorale and AlleluiaThe Troobone King

Hye-Yun Bennett, harp solo

Howard Hanson

King/Paynter



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-FIVE



July 2B, 19B9

B:15 PM


presents

THE S OUND O F MUSIC

MUS IC BY RICHARD ROOGERS

LYR ICS BY OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II

Ross Magoulas, DirectorBarbara Ferguson. Associate Director

Henry Janiec, Conductor



CAST OF CHARACTERS

MARI ARAINER, a postulant at Nonnberg Ab bey - Krisleah SchlendeSISTER BERTHE , t1is tress of Novices - - - - - Lo rraine TonnSISTER MARGARETTA , Mstress of Postulants - - Donna Brotherto

THE MOTHER ABDESS - - - - - - - - - - - Rebecca TurneSI STER SOPH IA - - - - - - - - - - - Kathleen De mperiCAPTA IN GEORG VON TRAPP - - - - - - - - Bruce SchoonmakFRANZ, the butler - - - - - - - - - - - - Scott LaGraFRAU SCHMIDT, t he house keeper - - - - - - Janet Kucha

CHILOREN of CAPTAI N VON TRAPPL1 ESL - - - - - - - - - Rebecca Mil leFRIEDRICH - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mark Pr icLOUISA - - - - - - - - - - Kimberly JohnsoKURT - - - - - - - - - - - - - Jonathan Ros

BRIGITIA - - - - - - - Barbara JohnsoMARTA - - - - - - - - - - - - A l ci a Oa viGRETL - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sara Co he

ROLF GRUBER - - - - - - - - - - - Robert McDonalELSA SCHRAEDER - - - - - - - - - - Dawn WaggeneMAX DETWEILE R - - - - - - - - - - - - Mack FoHERR ZELLER - - - - - - - - - - - John Mark SwinBARON ELBERFELD - - - - - - - - - - Kirk Vau ghn RobinsoA POSTULANT - - - - - - - - - - - - - Lesl ie JohnsoADMRAL VO N SCHREIB ER - - - - - - - - - Mark OswalSAENG ERBUND OF HERWEGEN (Tyrolean Trio) - - - - W. Bart Blac

Kenneth Jaff

Stafford TurneFRAULEIN SCHWEIGER - - - - - - - - - - - - Sara HawkeNAZI OFFICER S - - - - - - - - - - - - - Adam Harri

Christopher Rosel

NUNS, NOVICES, POS TULANTS AND NEIGHBORS OF CAPTAIN VON TRAPP :

Al ison Acord, Laura Ba xter , Bet sy Collinson , Lisa Dollyhigh-Eids

Mrk Gilgall on, Sara Hawkes, Margy Hicks , Li sa Hindmarsh, Tr inaJan iec, Lesl ie Johnson, Wndy Jones, Gretchen Kelhoffer, Kellylynch, Daniel f.1Gbbs. Jennifer Norton, Risa Poniras, CassandraRi ddle, John Roche , Andrea Scoggan, Lisa Shanklin, Belinda ThayAnn Thoreson, Verda Lee Tudor



SYNOPSIS OF SCE NES

The story is set in Austri a early in 1938

ACT ONE

Scene I. Nonnberg AbbeyScene 2. Mountainside near the AbbeyScene 3. The office of the Mother Abbess, the next morningScene 4. A corridor in the AbbeyScene 5. The l iving room of the Trapp villa, that afternoonScene 6. Outs i de the Trapp villa, that eveningScene 7. Maria's bedroom, later that evening.Scene B. A hallway in the Trapp vil l a.Scene 9. The terrace of the Trapp villa, six weeks laterScene 10. A hallway in the Tra pp vi lla, one week laterScene II. The living room, the same evenfngScene 12 . A corridor in t he AbbeyScene 13. The office of the Mother Abbess, three days later

I N T E R MIS 5 ION

ACT TWO

Scene I. The terrace , the same dayScene 2. A corridor in the Abbey, two weeks laterScene 3. The office of the Mother Abbess , immediately followingScene 4. A cloister overlooking the chapelScene 5. The living room, one month laterScene 6. The concert hal l , three days laterScene 7. The garden of Nonnberg Abbey, that ni ght




General Manager - - - - - - - -Music Director - - - - - -

- - - - Ross Magoulas- - - - Henry Janiec

Stage Directors - - - - - - - - - Barbara Ferguson

Ross Magoul asVal PatacchConductors _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - Henry Janiec

Mary Nell SaunderJul i an Dawson

De signer - - -Choreographer - - - - -Coaches - - - - -

Paul Sweeney- - - - Barbara Ferguson

- - - - - - - Mil dred RagiJul ian Dawson

Rober ta Dawson

Childrens Coach -Chorus t l s t e r s - - - - - - - - - Dottie Bennet- - - - - - - Mary Ne ll Saunder

Victor FloydSt age I,'anager - - - - - - - - - - Don SpeedTechn ica l Director - - - - - - - - Ala n Selby'1J s ter El ectrician - - - - - - - - - - - An ne Trembl ayElectrica l Assistant - - - - Norman AdelsflugeSound Engi neer - - - - - - William G. Boggs. JrCos tume 0; rector - - - - - - - Angel a OsbornePI"operties Director - - - - - - - Susan Cilley

'iils:er Carpenter - - - - - - - - - Da v; d CarteS(:: tif; Tc..:hni cians - - - - - - - - - - Pat Anderson

Cost umes created by Norcostco-Costume Crafters.

Matthew DaviCynthi a Taylo

Chris Woo

Entire Production by the Brevard Music Center Resident OperaUorks hop and Brevard ~ s i c Center Musical Organizations .

3i'..i..DIIIN is the off i cial piano of Brevard Mus ic Center./\11 ~ i a " o s aro moisture-pro tected by DAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS.

S,·c·/J rd Mus ic Center gratef ully acknowledges support from theUC t ; ~ ; ) e r a l Assemb ly, the NC Department of Cultural Reso urces,l l 1 ~ r ~ c Arts Council, and t he National E n d o ~ for the Arts.



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-SIX


July 29 , 19898: 15 PM

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRADavid E. Becker, ConductorJames Houlik, Saxophonist

Symphony No.3 in D Major , D. 200Adagio maestoso - Allegro con brioAll egret toMenuetto: Vivace

Presto vivace

Concerto for Tenor Saxophone and OrchestraLentoAll egro

In Memorium - To a Little White Rabbit

James Houlik , tenor saxophone

DANCES for orchestraIa. Basse Oanse

I NT E RMIS S ION

lb . Brisk and very rhythmicallIa . PavanelIb . GentlylIla . Gall iardIIIb. Very quick - with drive

Franz Schubert

Robert Ward

Col in Cowles

Dan Locklair

Pines of Rome Ottorino RespighiI. The Pine-Trees of the Villa Borghese

II. Pine-Trees near a CatacombIII. The Pine-Trees of the JaniculumIV. The Pine-Trees of the Appian Way



"DANCES fo r orchestra" was commiss ioned by the Binghamton YouthSymphony i n 1981 on a grant from IBM . In three movements . eachmovement is in two parts Ia . IIa and IlIa each make use ofdances by the 16th century composer . Claude Gervaise . withorigi na l counterpoints provided by an antiphonal brass Quartet .Movements lb. l ib and Illb are commentar ies (not variations) oneach of t he respective dances and the resulting effect of thepiece is a hopeful merger, into a unique whole, of the languagesof the Renaissance and tha t of our own time .

--Dan LocklairBrevard Music CenterComposer-in-Resi dence

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER ASSOC IATION ANNUAL MEETING-Tuesday. August 87: 00 PM - Lower Level . Caro l i na Pavilion . All members and otherpersons i nterested in the support of the Music Center are invited

Free Brevard Mus;c Center Association Walking Tours begin at theBMCA gift shop on Sunday at 1: 30 PM . Sign up at Harmony House .

BALDWIN i s the official piano of Brevard Music Center and all ofour pi anos are moisture-protected by DAMPP-CHASER DEHUMDIFIERS .

Looking for the perfect gift or a special remembrance of BrevardMusic Center?? Visit the Brevard Music Center Association 'sGift Shop located in front of the auditori um .

8revard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from t heNorth Carolina Genera l Assembly. the North Carolina Departmenof Cultural Resources. the North Carolina Arts Council and theNational Endowment for the Arts .

Please Notelatecomers will be seated at the first intermission . No camerasor tape recorders. smoking or food are allowed in the auditorium.



Whittington Pfohl AuditoriumBrevard Music Center

July 29, 1989

4:30 PH

o I C H T E R "A S T E R C LAS S

French Suite No. 5 in G"ajarAll_ndeCouranteSarabandeGavotte80uree

LaureGigue

Sonata in F "inor, Op. 57

All egro assai

J1l1 Bowen

Jason Kwak

Nocturne in C Minor, Op . 48, No.1

Michelle Frayser

Hephlsto Wal tzBrad Arington

J. S. Bach

Ludwig van Beethoven

Frederic Chopin

Franz Liszt



PROGRAfoi NUMBER THIRTY-EIGHT


Brevard Music CenterJuly 31, 19898: 15 PM

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC BAND

Jamie Hafner, Conductor

Prairie Overture

Medi evdl Suite

1. Homage to Leonin2. Homage to Perotin3. Homage to Machaut

March. "Chi cago Tr1 bune"

I N T E R " ISS ION

~ Y i U ; in B-nat (1926)1. '·Iaes toso ; All egro, multo decfso2. Lento3. Scherzo, vivo 9ioc0504. Allegro vivace

March, "Santa Anals Retteat from

Buona Vista" (1848)

Robert Ward

Ron Nel son

W. P. ChaJIbers

Plul Fauchet

Stephen C. Foster



PIANO CLASS IX


Tuesday, August I, 19894: 30 PM

Phantasie in 0 Minor, K. 397

Dana Jones

Sonata in [-flat Major, Op. 81aDas Lebewohl (Les Adieux)

Michelle MarkertNocturne in E Minor, Op. 72, No. 1

Debbie Nowak

Capriccio in G Minor, Op. 116, No . 3

Andy Fl ei schman

Mozart

Beethoven

Chopin

Brahms



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-NINE

Whittington-Pfohl AuditoriumBrevard Mus;c Center

August I, 19898: 15 PM

TRANSYLVANIA YOUTH ORCHESTRA

Thomas Joiner, ConductorJamie Hafner, Guest Conductor

TRANSYLVANIA WINO ENSEMBLE

Robert Palmer, Conductor

HJngarian March from "The Damnation of Faust" Hector Berl i ozJamie Hafner, guest conductor

Folk Tune and Fiddle Dance

Carmen SUite No. 1p,.e, udeA"gonaiseInte.-.ezzQ

Sequedl1leL ~ s Dragons d'AlcalaLes

TorEadorsI N T E RMIS S ION

Music for Prague 1968Introduction and FanfareAriaInterludeToccata and Chorale

Colonial Song

Hands Across the Sea

Percy Fletcher

Georges Bizet

Karel Husa

Percy Grainger

Sousa/Fennell

~ i n d Ensa.ble would like to express our thanks to our coaches forthis su..er: Kimberly Bryden , Reese Dusenbury, Paul Garner,i4atthew Good, Eric Hoover, Massie Johnson, Darlene Jussila, Jackr4asarie, and Charles Matthiessen .



In the Spring of 1968 , the government of Czechoslovakia institutea sigri fi cant degree of democratic reform within its system. Thisbrief period of increase 1n freedom was ended on August 20, whenRussian t anks and troops invaded the city of Prague .

Karel Husa 's Music for Prague 1968 was commissioned by theIthaca College Concert Band and composed during the summer andfall of 1968 for the capital ci ty of Czechoslovak ia .

FORWARD

Three main ideas bind the compositon together . The first and moi mporta.nt is an 01 d Hussite war song from the 15th century, "Ye Wa

riors of God and His Law, " a symbol of resistance and hope for hundreds of years. whenever fate lay heavy on the Czech nation It hbeen utilized also by many Czech composers, including Smetana inMy Country . The beginning of this religious song is announed verysOftly 1" the first movement by the timpani and concludes in astrong unison (Chorale) . The song is never used in its entirety.

The second idea is the sound of bells throughout; Prague, namedalso the City of "Hundreds of Towers ," has used its magnificentlyso undi ng church bells as calls of distress as well as of victory .

The l ast idea is a motif or three chords first appearing very

softly under the piccolo solo at the beginning of the piece , inf l u t e s clarinets and horns . Later i t reappears at extremelystrong dynamic l e v e l s ~ for exampl e , in the middle of the Aria .

Different techniques' of composing as well as orchestratinghave been used in Music for Prague 1968 and some new sounds ex-plored , such as the percussi on section i n the II Interl udell • theending of the work, etc Much symbol i sm also appears : in addi-tion to the distress call s i n the first movement(Fanfares), theunbrok en hope of the Hussite song, sound of bells, or the tragedy(Aria), there is also the bird call at the beginning (piccolo solosymbol of the liberty wh ich the City of Prague has seen onl y formoments during its thou sand yea rs of existenceo

K. H.



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY

Straus AuditoriumBrevard !ius; c Center

August 2. 19894: 30 PM

S T UDEN T R ECIT A L

Stri n9 Quart et i n F ~ a j o r . K. 590Allegro moderat o

Dorothy Knowles, viol inMarcia Bean, viol a

Ebben? Ne andre l antana fr om "L a Wll y"

Rebecca Turner, soprano

Pre1udi um and Allegro

W A. Mzar

l i sa Lede rer , vi ol i nJames Holl and. viol once ll o

Alfredo Cata1an

Mildred Ragi s, piano

Fritz Kreisle

JoshuaWe

t ter , violin

The Composer's Aria

Alison Acord, mezzo-soprano

of 'se Moments Number 1Harch, Elegy, Waltz . Ball ad, Scherzo

Richard Straus

Rebecca Turner , piano

Robert Jage

Kenyon Wilson, tuba

Se tu miami, se sosplrlSummertime f rom "Porgy and Bess"

Kmberly Johnson , soprano

Hungarian Rhapsody No . 3

Govanni Pergol esGeorge Ge rshwi

Rebecca Turner . piano

Franz Li sz

Mche lle Frayser. pi ano

Duet No.3

Allegro sostenuto

Nathan Smith . clarinet

Jesu, Joy of Manis Desiring

~ . s h i n g t o n Post March

Charles Moy. euphoniumKenyon Wilson, tuba

Prelude and Fugue in AMinor for Eight HornsNicho1e HayesNathan InghamMary Manly

Sarah Phill ipsDorothy Bennett.

Ludwig van Beethove

Trent Turner , clarinet

Bach/WerdeSousa/Sabouri

Brenda Dickey. euphoniumM 1 ~ e Mason. tuba

Jame Hersc hKyle Johnson

Jess ica Mill erJessica Privler

di rector

Bach/Sha



PROGRAM IUlBER FORTY-1lIO

Straus Audl torl . .Brevard Muslc Center

August 2. 19898:15 I'll

CHAMBER IllSICArtlst Faculty of the Center

Valse dl Bravura

Sonata ;n G Major. Op . 96Allegro .. eratoAdagio espresslvoScherzo - AllegroPoco allegretto

Kristin Winter. fluteMarc Stocker. flute

Scott Watkins. piano

Derry Deane , violinJulian Dawson. piano

I N T E RMIS S ION

Sextet for Strings in B-flat Major, Op . 18Allegro . . non troppoAndante .a .aderatoScherzo - Allegro mol to

Rondo - Poco allegretto e grazloso

Karl and Franz Dopp

ludwig van Beethov

Johannes Brah

Derry Deane, violinLaura Jensen , viola

James Holland. violoncello

Jean Bennett. violinMarcia Bean, viola

Jerosha Davis, violoncello



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-THREE


August 3, 1989

7:00 PM

CONCERTO MARATHON

Concerto in E MinorIII. Allegro .alto vivace

James Hutchins, violin

Steve Aldredge, pianoConcerto No.1 in E-flat, Opus 11

J. Allegro

Concerto in A Minor

Jon Rossini. hornMichelle Frayser, piano

J. Allegro moderatoJill Montgomery, piano

Scott Watkins, pianoConcerto No. 1 in GMinor , Op . 26

J. Prel ude

Concerto in A MinorI . Allegro moderato

Concerti no, Op. 4

Titi Yu, violinSteve Aldredge, piano

Michael Wittenburg, pianoHong-Yi Han, piano

II . Andante-Marcia funebreIII. Allegro moderato

Brian McCommon. tromboneBrad Arington, piano

Felix Mendelssohn

Richard Strauss

Edvard Grieg

Max Bruch

Edvard Grieg

Ferdinand David



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-FIVE



August 4. 1989

8:15 PM

THE BREVARO MUSIC CENTER RESIOENT OPERA WORKSHOP

presents

THE MI K A 0 0

or

THE TOWN OF TITIPU

Music by Arthur SullivanBook by W S. Gilbert

Barbara Ferguson, DirectorMary Nell Saunders. Conductor



DRAMATIS PERSONAE

THE MIKADO OF JAPAN - - Stafford Turne

IlAHKI-POO, his son - - - - - - - - - Victor Floyd

KO-KO , the Lord High Executioner of Titipu Ross Magoulas

POOH-BAH, the Lord High Everything Else - Christopher Roselli

PISH-TUSH , a noble lord - - - - - - - Ad... Harris

THREE SISTERS , WARDS OF KO -KO

YUM-YUM - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Beth CramPITTI-SING - - - - - - - - - - - - -Risa PonirosPEEP-BO - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Margy Hicks

KATISHA , an elderly lady, in love with Nanki-Poo - Laura Baxter

ENSEMBLE (in alphabetical order )

Alison Acord, Bart Black, Donna Brotherton, Betsy Collinson ,Ka thl een Demperio , Lisa Dollyhigh-Eidson, Mack Fox, MarkG11 ga110n, Sara Hawkes, lisa Hindmarsh , Kenneth Jaffe, TrinaJaniec . Ki mberly Johnson , leslie Johnson, Wendy Jones, MichaelJordon , Gretchen Kelhoffer , Janet Kuchar , Scott LaGraff, RoberLOQax, Kelly Lynch, Robert McDonald , Rebecca Miller, Daniel MoJennifer Norton , Mrk Oswald. Michael Paxson, Mark Price,Cassandra Ridd l e. K rk Vaughn-Robinson. John Roche, Jonathan R

Krisleah Schl ender, Andrea Scoggan , Lisa Shanklin, GregoryShapl ey , Joh n Mrk Swink , Ann Thoreson , Lorraine Tonna, Ve rda LTudor, Rebecca Turner. Dawn Wagge ner , T. David Wallach



SYNOPSIS Of SCENES

ACT I

Courtyard of Ko-Ko's Official Residence

I N T E RMIS S ION

ACT II

Later that day




General Manager - -Mus;c Director -Stage Directors -

- - _ - - - - - - - Ross MagoulaHenry Janie

- - - - - - - - Barbara FergusoRoss Magoula

Val PatacchConductors - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Henry Janie

Mary Nell SaundeJuli an Dawso

- - - - - - - Paul Sweenesigner - - -Choreographer - - - -Coaches - - - - - -

Chorus Masters - -

- - - - - - - Barbara Ferguso- - - - Mildred Rag

Julian DawsoRoberta Dawso

- - - - - Mary Nell SaundeVictor Floy

Stage Manager - - - - - - - - - Don SpeeTechnical Director - - - - - - - - - - - - Alan SelbMaster Electrician - - - - - - - - - - Anne TremblaElectrical Assistant - - - - Norman AdelsflugeSound Engineer - - - - - - - - - William G. Boggs, J

Costume Director - - - - Angela OsbornProperties Director - - - - - - - - - Susan CilleMaster Carpenter - - - - - - - - - Dav; d Cart

Scenic Techn icians - - - - - - Pat Anderso

C o s t u w ~ s created by Norcostco-Costume Crafters.

Matthew DavCynthi a Tayl

Chris Wo

Entire Production by the Brevard Music Center Resident OperaWorkshop and Brevard Musi c Center Musical Organizations .

BALDWIN is the official piano of Brevard Music Center .

All pianos are moisture-protected by DAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS

Brevard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from theNC G2neral Aosembly, the NC Department of Cultural Resources,the NC Arts Counci l , and the National Endowment for the Arts.



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-SIX

Whitt tngton-Pfohl AuditoriumBrevard Music Center

August 5, 19B9

8: 15 PM

POPS CONCERT

AN EVENING WITH LERNER ANO LOEWE

BREVARO MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRA - Henry Janiec , Conductor

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER CHORUS - Mary Nell Saunders, Conductor

Singers from the Brevard Musi c Center Opera Workshop

* * * A Special Message to Tonight's Audience * * *

This evening we are including a surprise celebration of HenryJaniec's 25 years of leadership at the Brevard Music Center.Please remain standing at the end of the National Anthem andafter a short brass fanfare--join the orchestra and chorus ina rous; ng verse of "Happy Ann; versary. I

Overture The Orchest

Camelot Christopher Roselli, bariton

What Do the Simple Folk Do? Margy Hicks, sopranMark Gi1ga110n, bariton

If Ever I Would Leave You Adam Harris, bariton

They Call the Wind Maria Mark Oswald, bariton

The Heather on the Hill . Donna Brotherton, sopranJohn Mark Swink, bariton

Almost Like Being in Love Alison Acord, mezzo-sopranRobert McDonald , bariton

The Ni ght They Invented Champagne The Chor

Gigi Daniel Mobbs, bariton

INTERMISSION



Prel ude to "My Fai r Lady"

Wouldn't It Be Loverly

With a Little Bit of Luck

I Could Have Danced All Night

Get Me to the Church on Time

On the Street Where You Live

I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face

Concert Finale

The Orchestr

Rebecca Miller. sopranQuartet

Verda Tudor, sopranTrina Janiec, sopranKenneth Jaffe, tenoBart Black, bariton

Michael Paxson, bariton

Beth Cram. sopran

Stafford Turner, bariton

Kirk Robinson, bariton

Greg Shapley, bariton

The Compan

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING - AUGUST B, 1987 PM Lower Level, Carolina Pavilion-All members and other persointerested in the support of the Music Center are invited.

BALDWIN is the official piano of the Brevard Music Center.All pianos are mOisture-protected by DAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS

Brevard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from the

NC General Assembly, the NC Department of Cultural Resources,the NC Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts.



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-SEVEN

Whi t t i ngto!'1 PfohlBrevard Music

August 6, 1989

Audi toriumCenter

3:00 PM



THE EMPIRE BRASSRolf Smedvig, trumpet Jeffrey Curnow, t r umpet

Martin Hackleman, french horn Scott A. Hartman, tromboneJ. Samuel Pi1afian, tuba

In the South, Concert-Overture, Op. 50 E1 ga

Sui te fom "The Water Musi c" Hande

All e9ro-Andante-A11 egroBoureeHornpipeA11a hornpipe

Suite from "Mass"

In Nomine Patris/De ProfundisSimple SongSanctus

I N T E R MIS S ION

Bernstei

Symphony, from "The Fai ry Queen" Purcel

Canzona NO.9 Gabrie1

Simp1 e Gifts Cop1 and

Una voce poco fa, from "The Barber of Seville" Rossin

La Vi rgen de 1 a Macarena Mende

Carioca, from "Flying Down to Rio" Youman

Caravan Ell i ngton

Take the "A" Trai n Ell i ngton/Strayhorn

When the Saints Go Marching In Traditi.ona1



Free Brevard Music Center Association \"alking Tours begin at thBMCA gift shop on Sunday at 1:30 PM. Sign up at Harmony House

BALDWIN is the official piano of Brevard Music Center and all o

our pianos are mOisture-protected by DAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS

Looking for the perfect gift or a special remembrance of BrevarMusic Center?? Visit the Brevard Music Center Association'Gift Shop located in front of the auditorium.

Brevard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from th~ J o r t h Carol ina General Assembly. the tJorth Carol ina Departmenof Cultural Resources, the North Carolina Arts Council and thNational Endowment for the Arts.

Please NoteLatecomers will be seated at the first intermission. No cameraor tape recorders, smoking or food are allowed in the auditorium

COMING ATTRACTIONS:

Tuesday, August 8 8:15 PM Concerto Concert: Student SoloistTransylvania Symphony Orchestr

Becker. ConductoBrevard Music Center Orchestr

Janiec, Conducto

Wednesday, August 9 4: 30 PM

8:15 PMFaculty,

Student Reci taChamber Mus

Staff, and Students of the Cente



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-FIVE

Whittington Pfohl AuditoriumBrevard Music Center

August 8, 19898: 15 PM

CONCERTO CONCERT

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

David E. e e c k e r ~ Conductor



Bassoon Concerto, Op. 75, F Major Carl Maria von WebeI. Allegro ma non trappo

David Simpson, bassoon

Cello Concerto in DMinorI. Prelude: Lento-Allegro maestoso

James Holland, violoncello

Piano Concerto, Op. 16, A MinorI. Allegro mol to moderato

Grace Kwant piano

1 N T E RMIS S ION

Concertina for Marimba and Orchestra, Op. 21

LivelyConstance Glidewell, marimba

Edouard La1

Edvard Gri e

Paul Creston

Plano Concerto No.3, C Minor, Op. 37

All egro can bri aLudwig van Beethove

Ileana Posada, piano

Piano Concerto No. I, B-f1at Minor, Op. 23Allegro non troppo et mol to maestoso

Brad Arington, piano

Peter Tchaikovsk



PIANO CLASS XI

Straus AuditoriumBrevard Mus;c Center

Tuesday, August 8, 19894:30 PM

Partita No.1 in 8-flat Major

Jin Ahn

Sonata in F Major, Op. 10, No.2Presto

Jill Montgomery

15 Variations and Fugue, Op. 35 (Eroica)

Scott Watkins

Krei sl eriana

1. Ausserst bewegt2. Sehr innig und nicht zu rasch; Intermezzo 1;Intermezzo II; Langsamer (Erstes Tempo)

5. Sehr lebhaft

Steven Al dredge

Impromptu in E-flat Major, Op. 90, No.2

Matthew Wozniak.

Valse Brillante in B-flat Major

Sharon Brown

Ballade No.3 in A-flat Major, Op. 47

Jamie Kim

Bach

Beethoven

Beethoven

Schumann

. Schubert

Godard

Chopin



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-NINE


August 9, 19894: 30 PM

STUDENT RECITAL

o Sleep, Why Dost Thou Leave Me? from "Semele"Oh, Had I Jubal's Lyre from "Joshua"

G. F. HanG. F. Han

Micheile MarKert, pianoetsy Collinson, soprano

Ridente 1a CalmaLisa A. Shanklin, soprano

Andante and AllegroSarah Marschner, trombone

Sici1ienne and RigaudonMax Buckholtz, violin

BanalitiesChanson O'OrkeniseHotel

W. A. MozMichelle Frayser, piano

BaDana Jones, piano

Fritz KreisAndrew Fleischman, piano

Francis Paule

Leslie Johnson, mezzo-soprano Steven Aldredge, piano

Concerti noAllegro maestoso

Nils Fred1and, trombone

Ode to Her Young LoveVerda Lee Tudor, soprano

Je te veux

La Diva de 1 Empire,Wendy L. Jones, soprano

Ferdinand Da

Hong-Yi Han, piano

Richard HenRebecca Turner, piano

Erik Sa

Erik SaVictor Floyd, piano

Duet for Cello and Double Bass Gioacchino RossMovement IJI

Miles Richardson, violoncello John Glasgow, double bass



PROGRAM NUMBER FIFTY


August 9, 19898: 15 PM

CHAMBER MUSICArtist-Faculty, Staff, and Students of the Center

Concerto in DMinor for Two Violins J. S. BachI. Allegro

III. PrestoJean Bennett , violin James Hutchins , violin

Jill Bowen, pianoString Quartet in C Minor, Op. 18,III. Menuet

No.4 Ludwig van Beethoven

IV. Allegro - PrestoJames Hutchins, violin

Chris Williams, violaCeleste Rodgers , violin

Christina Kim, violoncello

String Quartet in F Major,Allegro moderato

AllegrettoMenuetto (Allegretto)Allegro

K. 590 w. A. Mozart

Dorothy Knowles,Marcia Bean, viola

violin Lisa Lederer, violinJames Holland, violoncello

Five BagatellesIntradaNocturneNa1 tz -SongReel

I NT E RMIS S ION

Chris Wabi ch, marimba / vibraphoneCharlene Critcher, clarinet

Ph. Parker



Le Tombeau de CouperinPrel udeFugueRi gaudon

Gigi Leong, flute Adam OeSorgo,Jessica Graham, clarinet Malinda Williams,

Kathleen Scianna, horn

Ml+5M_ Sextet for Trombone and

Woodwind Quintet (1989)ModeratoAll egro gi ocosoSostenuto

All egretto

Maurice Ravel(arr. Jones)

oboebassoon

Fri gycs Hi das(b. 1928)

Marc Stocker, f l ute Timothy Cl inch, oboePaul Garner . clarinet Gregory Newton, bassoon

Jack Masarie, hornRoy Pickering, bass trombo ne

Jamie Hafner, conductor

This piece was wri tten for Mr. Pickering and this evening's per-formance is the world premiere of this work.

Fripperies for HornsSomething in Two

Something BlueSome Thi ngs Borrowed "Une Grande

Alyssa CoffeyMi chael Zegl i nski

Brass Quintet No.3IV. Vivo

Fantasi a Pastoral e"Chri s Worthi ngMatt Vanbesian

L. E. Shaw

Victor Ewald

Scherzo John CheothamJerry Weymiller, trumpet James Ford, trumpetMichael Zeglinski, horn Dean Olah, trombone

Todd Murphy, bass trombone



PROGRAM NUMBER FIFTY-TWO

Phoenix and Again


August 11, 19898: 15 PM

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

David E. 8ecker, ConductorDan Locklair, Guest Conductor

lek Chao Moon: P i a n i ~ t

Dan Locklair, guest conductor

Piano Concerto in A Minor, Op. 16Allegro malta moderatoAdagi aAllegro moderato malta e marcato

Ick Chao Moon, piani st

INTERMISSION

Symphony No.8, Op. 88, G MajorAllegro can brioAdagioAllegretto grazlosoAllegro ma non troppo

Dan Locklair

Edvard Grl eg

V/Antoni n Dvorak

Mr. Becker and the members of the Transylvania Symphony Orchestrwoul d 1; ke to express the; r 5i ncere thanks and appreciat; on fothe excellent work done by the faculty coaches throughout thsummer: Pam Andrews , Hye-Yun Bennett, Roy Bennett, Dan Soda, Kim

Bryden, Jim Ceasar, Mark Cedel, Steve Cohen, · Derry Deane, Rees

Dusenbury, Matt Good, Cynthia Gregg, Eric Hoover, Massie JohnsonDarlene Jussila, Jack Masarie, Charlie Matthiessen, CarltonMcCreery, Hans Schmettau



f ree Brevard Musi c center Association Wal king Tours begin at thBMCA gift shop on Sunday at 1:30 PM . Sign up at Harmony House

BALDWIN is the official piano of Brevard Music Center and all oour pianos are mOisture-protected by DAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS

Looking for the perfect gift or a special remembrance of BrevarMusic Center?? . . . Visit the Brevard Nusic Center Association'Gift Shop located in front of the auditorium. All projects othe Association directly benefit the Music Center.

Brevard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from thNorth Carolina General Assembly, the North Carolina Departmenof Cultural Re sou rces , the North Carolina Arts Council and thNational En dowment for the Arts .

Please NoteLatecomers will be seat ed at the first interm i ssion. No cameraor tape recorders, smoking or food ar2 allowed in the auditorium

COMING ATTRACTIONS:

Saturday, August 11-B:15 PM LP. PERICHOLE, PerformancPatacchi, DirectoDawson, Conducto

Sunday, August 12-3:00 PM Season Final e-Rachmaninoff THE BELL

Brevard Music Center OrchestrJaniee, Conducto

Brevard Music Center ChoruSaunders, Conducto



PROGRAM NUMBER FIFTY-THREE

Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium Brevard Music CenterAugust 12, 1989 2:00 Pi·;

TRANSYLVANIA YOUTH ORCHESTRA - Thomas Joiner, Conductor

Symphony No. 8 ("Unfi ni shed") in B Mi norAllegro moderato

Symphony No. 2 in 0 MajorFinale; Allegro moderato

INTERMISSION

Franz Schuber

Jean Sibeliu

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC BAND - Jamie Hafner, Conductor

Four Cornish DancesVivaceAndantinoCon mota e sempre senea parodi aAllegro ma non troppo

Music for "Hamlet"Prologue and the Court of ClaudiusHamlet and OpheliaEntrance of the PlayersEpilogue: The Death of Hamlet

Norwegian March ·Valdres·

Malcolm Arnol

Alfred Ree

Johannes Hansse

INTERMISSION

TRANSYLVANIA WIND ENSEMBLE - Robert Palmer, Conductor

Colossus of Columbia March

Incantation and Dance

Pineapple PollOpening NumberJasper's DancePoll' 5 DanceFinale

Symphoni c SongsSpi ri tualCel ebrati on

Alexander/Bainum

John Barnes Chanc

Arthur Sull iva

Robert Russell Benne





August 12, 1989

8: 15 PM


presents

LA P ERIC H 0 L E

Music by Jacques OffenbachMusical Adaptation by Jean Morel and Ignace Strasfogel

English Li bretto by Maurice Valency

Val Patacchi. DirectorJulian Dawson. Conductor



CAST OF CHARACTERS

LA PERICHOLE. astreet

singer - - - -PAQUILLO. a street singer in love -- - - Belinda Thaye- - - Daniel Colane

wi th Peri cho1eDON ANDRES OE RIBEIRA .DON PEDRO DE HINOYOSA.COUNT Of PANATELLAS -THE THREE COUSINS

Viceroy of Peru - - Michael PaxsoGovernor of Lima - - - - Mark Gi1ga110

- - - - - - - John Roch

_ _ UonA .. . " no,....... _J ......._

- - - - - - - ... - - - Trina Janie

- - - - - - - Lisa Hindmars- - - - - - - - Kenneth Jaff

- - - - - - - - - T. David Wallac- - - - - - - - - - - - Bart Blac

- - - - - - - - - -Gregory Shaple

ESTRELLA - - -VIRGINELLA -

MARQUIS- - - -INNKEEPER - -

FIRST NOTARY - -SECOND NOTARY -PRISONER - - -TURNKEY - - -BRAMBILLA - -NINETTA - - - MANUELITA - - -FRASQUINELLA - -

- - - - - - - - - r ~ ; c h a e l Ahear

- - - - - - - - - - Robert Loma- - - - - - Kelly Lync

- - - - - - - - - - - Andrea Scogga- - - - - - - - - - Verda Lee Tudo

- - - - - - .. - Betsy Call i nso

ENSEMBLE (in alphabetical order)

Alison Acord, Laura Baxter, Donna Brotherton, Beth Cram, KathleeOemperi 0, Mack Fox, Adam Harri s. Sa!"! H ~ \ ' ! k e $ . ! ~ = . r g y Hi cks •Kimberly Johnson, Leslie Johnson, Michael Jordan, GretchenKe1 hoffer. Janet Kuchar. Scott La Graff. Robe,"t McDona1d. RebeccaMiller, Daniel Mobbs, Jennifer No rton, Mark Ost'lald, Risa PoniroMark Price , Cassandra Riddle, Kirk Vaugh n-Robinsoll, ChristopherRoselli, Jonathan Ross, Krisleah Schlender, Lis a Shanklin, JohnMark Swink, Ann Thoreson, Lorraine Tenna, Rebecca Turner, Staf foTurner. Dawn W a g g ~ n



SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

ACT I

A Public Square in Lima

I NT E RMIS S ION

ACT II

The Viceroy's Palace

I N T E RMIS S ION

ACT II I

T h ~ Dungeon for Reca l ci trant Husbands

I NT E RMIS S ION

ACT IV

The Public Square



- - Ross MagouHenry Jan;

_ _ - - - - - - - B.rbara Fergus

Ross MagouVal PataccConductors - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Henry Janl

Mary Nell Saunde

General Manager - -

Music DirectorStage Di rectors

Julian Daws- - - - - - - Paul Sween

- - - - - - - - Barbara FergusDesigner - - -Choreographer -

Coaches - - - - - Mil dred RagJulian Daw

Roberta Daws

Chorus Masters - - - - - - - - - - - Mary Nell SaundVI ctor F1 oStage Manager - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Don SpeTechnical Director - - - - - - - - - - - Alan SelMaster Electrician - - - - - - - - - Anne TrembElectrical Assistant - - - - - - Norman AdelsflugSound Engineer - - - - - - - Will iam G. Boggs, J

Costume Oir2ctor - - - - - - - - - - - Angela OsborProperties Director - - - - - - - - - Susan CiliMaster Carpenter - - - - - - - - - - David Car

Scenic Technicians - - - - - - - - - Pat Anders

Costumes created by Norcosteo-Costume Crafters.

Matthew DavCynthl a Tay

Chris W

Entire Production by the Brevard Music Center Resident OperaWorkshop and Brevard t ~ u s i c Center Musi cal Organi zati ons.

BALDWIN is the official piano of Brevard Mu sic Center.

All pianos are moisture-protected byDAMPP-

CHASER

DEHUMIDIFIERSBrevard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from theNC General Assembly, the NC Department of Cultural Resources,the NC Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts.



PROGRAM NUMBER FI FTY-FIVE


August 13, 19B93 :00 PM

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRAHenry Janiec, Conductor

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER CHORUS

Mary Nell Saunders , Conductor

Daniel Colaner, TenorRfsa Poniros, SopranoMark Oswald, Baritone

Symphony No. I, C Minor, Op. 6B

Un poco sostenuto; "allegroAndante sostenutoUn poco allegretto e graziosoAdagio; allegro non troppo

INTERMISS I O N

The Bells, Op. 35Alle9ro rna non troppo ("The Silver Bells")Lento ("The Mellow Weddin9 Bells")Presto (liThe Loud Alarum Bells")Lento 1ugubre ("The Mournful I ron Be11 s II)

Brahm

Rachmanino

1989 individual programs

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