The University of Texas San Antonio
The College of Liberal and Fine Arts
School of Music presents
PROGRAM
The UTSA New Music Festival Chamber Music Concert
Tuesday, March 5, 2024
UTSA Recital Hall
Program
Portraits of a Fisherman
Jackson Bosenbark 2024 NuMu Student Composition Contest Winner b 2002
Prof. Nicholas Councilor, clarinet Prof. Allyson Dawkins, viola
Prof. Tracy Cowden, piano
Earthrise for Saxophone Quartet
Makenzi Costa, soprano and alto saxophones
Gabe Campa, alto saxophone
Brianna Castilla, tenor saxophone
Samuel Bowman, tenor and baritone saxophones
Thomas B. Yee b. 1992
When the Beat’s Bumpin’ and the Wine Hits Zachary Cook 2024 NuMu Student Competition Contest Winner b. 2001
Joel Hernandez, clarinet
Keith Beene, violin
Isabella Villalobos, ‘cello
Asia Gonzalez, piano
Jhula Jhule
Saans
Interglow
Prof. Nicholas Councilor, clarinet
Prof. Tracy Cowden, piano
Prof. Stephanie Westney, violin Prof. Yi Qun Xu, ‘cello
Prof. Tracy Cowden, piano
Reena Esmail b.1983
Reena Esmail
Prof. Rachel Woolf, flute
Prof. Stephanie Westney, violin Elisa Nivon, violin
Prof. Allyson Dawkins, viola Isaiah Valdez, ‘cello
Prof. Jeong-Eun Lee, piano
Antonio Zubillaga, bass baritone
Reena Esmail
MAKE A BOLD IMPACT
The UTSA School of Music has made incredible strides in providing a high-quality music education for all of our students and being a cultural arts center for the city of San Antonio.
You can help us continue to elevate the quality of our program by making a gift to the School of Music. Our donors have made an invaluable impact through scholarships and funding research, innovative academic programs, outreach activities, and beyond.
Donations have also contributed to our ability to offer public enrichment activities such as Maestria, En Vivo, the Insitute for Music Research lecture series, and On-Corps, our free music program for U.S. veterans.
HOW TO GIVE
Gifts can be made via the secure online donation form. Select “Friends of Music” in the designation dropdown.
For more information on how to make a gift, visit https://colfa.utsa.edu/music/giving
En Vivo brings high-caliber artists from all over the world to our university for free public concerts and masterclasses for our students.
On-Corps engages the community by offering U.S. veterans free music lessons and the opportunity to perform in a concert band ensemble.
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