UW Music 2012-13 Concert Season by University of Washington School of Music

Welcome Milestones, anniversaries, and collaborations have been repeating motifs in the planning of our 2012-13 season. The milestones present a wonderful symmetry, coincidentally occurring in multiples of fifty: we observe 50 years of Ethnomusicology at the University, the 100-year anniversary of the 1913 debut of The Rite of Spring, and the 150-year anniversary of the birth of Claude Debussy. Through our observation of these milestones and the many other exciting performances and collaborations with friends and guests from the region and from around the world, the UW School of Music shines as a major concert-presenting organization in the Pacific Northwest. Our mission is to study and perform the greatest music from all time and to pioneer new directions in creating the music of today. This year, as every year, our faculty musicians bring together their dazzling virtuosity and deep understanding of music in performances at Meany Theater, with pianist Craig Sheppard turning his attention to the music of Claude Debussy (October 23 and April 16), pianist Robin McCabe and her sister, Rachelle McCabe, performing works by Chopin, Debussy, and Rachmaninoff (April 24), and violist Melia Watras sharing the stage with her colleague and former teacher, Atar Arad of Indiana University (November 5). Our entire jazz faculty go downtown on October 10 for an evening at Benaroya Hall, showcasing the incredible range of our Jazz Studies Program. The School of Music and the Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media will debut an exciting new series, Music of Today, presenting groundbreaking performances by visiting artists such as Newband, featuring the Harry Partch Instrument Collection (November 7), a rare and unusual opportunity to experience the music of an innovative composer and inventor. In addition to all of that, we proudly welcome our newest affiliate faculty member, Seattle Symphony Music Director Ludovic Morlot, to conduct our University Symphony on February 28, and we embark on the second half-century of our Ethnomusicology program with guest artist residencies by Kedmon Mapana (music of Central Tanzania), Srivani Jade (music of North India), and Thione Diope (music of Senegal, West Africa). In May, we celebrate the music of Charles Ives in a festival including performances and lectures by students, faculty, and guest speakers and performers. These events and occasions are only a few of the highlights of our season, which promises to be among the most ambitious and eclectic we have ever presented. We invite you to investigate further, in the pages of this brochure, and in person at our performances. Richard Karpen, Director

BA – Brechemin Auditorium BH – Benaroya Hall FPC – First Presbyterian Church, Bellevue MT – Meany Theater MST – Meany Studio Theater MU 35 – Music Room 35 MU 213 – Music Room 213 SMC – St. Mark’s Cathedral W-A – Walker-Ames Room, Kane Hall

Guest Artist Recitals OCT 14 (Sun) Master Class and Recital University of Texas Faculty Reed Trio

The University of Texas Faculty Reed Trio leads master classes with students from the oboe, bassoon, and clarinet studios and performs a recital of works by Mozart, Tansman, Spisak, and Villa-Lobos. Master Class Recital

BA 12:30-4:30 pm FREE BA 5:30 pm $15

for his work with a range of top musicians, including Charlie Haden, Buddy Rich, Marvin Gaye, Frank Zappa, and the Rolling Stones. Watts also played tenor saxophone for 20 years as a member of the Tonight Show band under leader Doc Severinsen and performed on movie soundtracks for Grease and The Color Purple, among others. This event is part of the 2012 Earshot Jazz Festival.

JAN 16 (Wed) Master Class: Sasha Starcevich, piano

MU 35 12:30 pm FREE

MAY 2 and 3 (Thu and Fri) Lecture-Recital and Master Class: Stuart Isacoff: The American Piano

NOV 4 (Sun) Master Class: Atar Arad

OCT 19 (Fri) Jazz Clinic: Ernie Watts

The School of Music and Earshot Jazz present a clinic by Grammy winning saxophonist Ernie Watts, known

Renowned violist Atar Arad, Professor of Viola at the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University, leads a master class with UW music students and young Seattle musicians. Host for the event is Melia Watras, Professor of Viola and Chair of Strings at UW, and a former student of Arad at Indiana. Arad and Watras also present a recital at Meany Theater on Monday, Nov. 5. Please see page 8 for details.

Concert pianist and noted music educator Sasha Starcevich leads a free master class with UW piano students. BA

4:30 pm FREE

In his May 2 lecture-recital, concert pianist Stuart Isacoff relates the story of the piano as it unfolded both in Europe and in a young America. Musical examples will include the first extant pieces written for the piano as well as music by C.P.E. Bach, Beethoven, Jerry Lee Lewis, Couperin, Ravel, Debussy, Bill Evans, Duke Ellington, Prokofiev, Chopin, Gershwin, and others. Isacoff also leads a master class with UW piano students on Friday, May 3. May 2 lecture-recital: BA 7:30 pm May 3 master class: BA 3:30 pm

$15 FREE

BA Noon Free

Fifty years of Ethnomusicology The School of Music celebrates the 50th anniversary of the UW Ethnomusicology program in 2012-13 with several Visiting Artist residencies and numerous other special events. Please visit www.music.washington.edu for more information on these residencies and other anniversary events as details are finalized. Visiting artists for 2012-13 include Kedmon Mapana, a specialist in the Wagogo musical tradition of central Tanzania, in residence during Fall Quarter; Srivani Jade, a Hindustani classical singer and specialist in the North Indian classical form of Khayal, in residence during Winter Quarter, and Thione Diope, a percussionist from Senegal, West Africa in residence during Spring Quarter.

DEC 4 (Tue) Kedmon Mapana and Students Music of Central Tanzania

Visiting artist Kedmon Mapana from the Wagogo region of central Tanzania, in residence at the School of Music during Fall Quarter 2012, presents a concert with his students featuring choral music, dance, and instrumental music of Tanzaniaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Wagogo people. BA

7:30 pm $5

MAR 6 (Wed) Srivani Jade and Students Music of North India

Hindustani classical singer Srivani Jade and her students present a concert of music in the North Indian classical form of Khayal, as well as traditional and folk-inspired music such as Thumri-Dadra, Tappa, and Bhajans. This concert is the culmination of Srivani Jadeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s residency at the School of Music during Winter Quarter 2013. BA

7:30 pm $5

Photo courtesy Srivani Jade

May 21 (Tue) Ethnomusicology Visiting Artist Recital Srivani Jade and Thione Diope Music of North India and Senegal, West Africa

The Ethnomusicology program presents its annual concert of music from around the world. This concert features performances by Srivani Jade, a Hindustani singer who specializes in the North Indian classical form of Khayal, as well as other traditional and folkinspired music; and Thione Diope, a percussionist from Senegal, West Africa recognized for his powerfully expressive djembe performances. MT 7:30 pm $20 ($12 students and seniors)

Music of Today Newband, featuring the Harry Partch Instrument Collection, in residence Nov. 6-8, 2012 Composer Harry Partch (19011974) was an innovative theorist, inventor of musical instruments, and one of the first 20th century composers to work extensively with microtonal scales. He created dozens of incredible instruments for the performance of his musical texts and dance/theatre extravaganzas based on everything from Greek mythology to his own experiences as a hobo. Those instruments will be prominently featured in this concert by Newband, directed by Dean Drummond, who studied and performed with Partch, most notably on both of the composer’s 1960s Columbia Masterworks recordings. The concert will include three masterworks by Partch—Castor and Pollux, Eleven Intrusions, and Barstow—and pieces by Drummond and by Mathew Rosenblum.

The School of Music and the Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media (DXARTS) co-curate this series featuring groundbreaking new works and modern classics performed by renowned visiting artists.

OCT 17 (Wed) DXARTS: New Digital Music by the Next Generation

The Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media presents a concert of music by graduate Composition students Ivan Arteaga, Hector Bravo-Benard, ShihWei Lo, Stelios Manousakis, Marcin Pączkowski, and Anthony Vine.

NOV 7 (Wed) Newband, featuring the Harry Partch instrument collection

Founded in 1977 by composer Dean Drummond and flutist Stefani Starin, New Jersey-based Newband is Artist Ensemble in Residence at Montclair State University. Since 1990, when the group gained custodianship of the original Harry Partch Instrument Collection (including all of the instruments built by Partch between 1930 and 1974), Newband has been involved with resurrecting Partch’s great works while commissioning new works for this unique collection. In this concert, Newband performs works by Partch as well as pieces by director Dean Drummond and composer Mathew Rosenblum. Harry Partch: Castor and Pollux, Eleven Intrusions, Barstow Dean Drummond: Congressional Record or Before the Last Laugh Mathew Rosenblum: Yonah’s Dream

FEB 26 (Tue) The 21st Century Piano Curated by featured performer Cristina Valdes The School of Music presents a program of works performed or selected by pianist Cristina Valdes, known for her passionate interest in new music as well as her commitment to standard repertoire. This program features the U.S. premiere of Branenwelten 6, by guest composer Robert Platz, among other works.

Apr 18 (Thu) TBA

Program information for this performance will be posted at www.music.washington.edu when details are finalized.

May 9 (Thu) DXARTS: Improvised Experimental Music

The Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media presents a program of improvised experimental music by School of Music faculty members Luke Bergman (bass), Richard Karpen (piano), Juan Pampin (electronics), Ted Poor (drums), and Cuong Vu (trumpet). All performances are at 7:30 pm in Meany Theater. Program selections and guest artists subject to change Tickets: $20 ($12 students/seniors)

Residency details will be posted to www.music.washington.edu as arrangements are finalized. Photo: Mike Peters/Montclair State University

Faculty Series

School of Music faculty host a variety of series spotlighting performances by special guest artists, colleagues, and UW music students.

French Connections

Artist-in-Residence Barry Lieberman, artistic director and founder of The American String Project, presents a series of recitals and master classes by noted performers, including Seattle Symphony players, touring symphony musicians, young innovators, and rising classical music stars.

School of Music Professor Robin McCabe hosts this series of performances involving faculty, students and guest artists honoring the 150th anniversary of the birth of Claude Debussy. Each performance—featuring works by Debussy and composers influenced by him—is preceded by brief remarks to contextualize the repertoire performed.

NOV 18 (Sun) Music by Debussy, de Falla, and Takemitsu

Program highlights include the Debussy song cycle Fêtes Galantes for soprano and piano (with soprano Lisa Prina and pianist Huang Ting “Grace” Yao); Debussy’s Violin and Piano Sonata, (with Jae-In Shin, violin, and Brent Nitta, piano); Manuel de Falla’s guitar solo Le Tombeau de Debussy (with Brian Margell, guitar); and Toru Takemitsu’s And Then I Knew ‘Twas Wind (with Katherine Isbell, flute; Romaric Pokorny, viola, and Olivia Cacchione, harp). BA

4:30 pm

$10

MAR 3 (Sun) Guest Artist Lecture-Recital: Paul Roberts, piano Capturing the Illusive Image: The Debussy Preludes Concert: Oceana Quartet and others

Paul Roberts of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, a renowned concert pianist and

Each recital is followed by a question-and-answer period . Master classes are free and open to the public for observation.

specialist in French Impressionism, presents a lecture-recital on the piano music of Claude Debussy. The lecture is followed by a concert of works by Debussy, including his String Quartet, (performed by the School of Music’s Oceana Quartet); Sonata (1915) (performed by Katherine Isbill, flute; Romaric Pokorny, viola; and Olivia Cacchione, harp); and Petite Suite (for four hands, piano) performed by Britannee Hwee and Joseph Dougherty. Lecture-recital: Concert:

BA BA

2:30 pm 4:30 pm

$10* $10

*Admission to the 4:30 pm concert is included with paid admission to the 2:30 pm lecture-recital

MAY 19 (Sun) Works by Ravel, Debussy, and Fauré

Concert highlights include Ravel’s Jeux d’eau for solo piano, Debussy’s Images Book II, and works of Fauré. BA

4:30 pm

$10

Barry Lieberman & Friends

FEB 17 (Sun) Maria Larionoff, violin and   Robin McCabe, piano

Maria Larionoff, violin, and Robin McCabe, piano, begin their traversal of the complete, magnificent Beethoven Sonatas for Violin and Piano with a duo recital of three sonatas. BA

2 pm

$15

MAR 23 and 24 (Sat and Sun) Jordan Anderson, double bass

Principal bass of the Seattle Symphony presents a master class and recital. Mar. 23 Master Class: BA 2 pm FREE Mar. 24 Recital: BA 2 pm $15

MAY 25 and 26 (Sat and Sun) Thomas Martin, double bass

Principal bass of the London Symphony and Professor at Royal College of Music presents a master class and recital. May 23 Master Class: BA 2 pm FREE May 24 Recital: BA 2 pm $15

Organ Events

Professor Carole Terry hosts organ-related performances, lectures and other events by guest artists, faculty, and students.

SEPT 25 (Tue) Littlefield Organ Series Fabio Ciofini Italian organist Fabio Ciofini performs Italian music of the Renaissance and Baroque periods on the UW’s Littlefield Organ. W-A

7:30 pm $15

OCT 27 (Sat) Littlefield Organ Series Halloween Organ Concert Students of Carole Terry present the beloved annual spooky concert of organ classics on the UW’s Littlefield Organ. W-A

7:30 pm $15

NOV 30 and DEC 1 (Fri and Sat) Guest Artist Residency Marie-Louise Langlais, organ Co-sponsored by the School of Music and the Seattle Chapter of The American Guild of Organists Professor of organ and improvisation at the Paris Superior Conservatory, Marie-Louise Langlais is former assistant at the Basilica of Sainte-Clotilde in Paris, the famous organ of César Franck. On Nov. 30 at the School of Music, she shares her expertise on French organ music and especially on the Sainte Clotilde tradition (César Franck, Charles Tournemire, and Jean Langlais) in a lecture titled “Organists of the Sainte Clotilde Tradition.” On Dec. 1 she presents a lecture (“Jean Langlais, Life and Music”) and master class at First Presbyterian Church of Bellevue, 1717 Bellevue Way NE. Nov. 30 Lecture: BA 7:30pm Dec. 1 Lecture: FPC 9am Dec. 1 Master Class: FPC 10:30am

University of Washington faculty artist Michael Partington hosts this series of master classes for students and young professional artists. The classes follow performances the previous night at the Nordstrom Recital Hall at Benaroya Hall. All classes take place in Music Room 213 and are open to the public for observation.

FREE FREE FREE

SEPT 30 (Sun) Xuefei Yang

Xuefei Yang (Fei) is considered one of the world’s finest classical guitarists. Born following the Cultural Revolution, in an era where Western music and instruments were banned, Fei was the first ever guitarist in China to enter a music school, and became the first to launch an international professional career. MU 213 10 am $10 general (FREE for UW students and faculty)

NOV 11 (Sun) Michael Partington

School of Music faculty artist Michael Partington has performed internationally as a soloist and with ensembles to unanimous critical acclaim. Classical Guitar Magazine praises him for his “lyricism, intensity and clear technical command.” MU 213 10 am $10 general (FREE for UW students and faculty)

MAR 17 (Sun) Littlefield Organ Series John Grew

John Grew, university organist at McGill University in Montreal, performs music of the Baroque and modern eras on the UW’s famed Littlefield Organ. W-A

3 pm

$15

MAY 12 (Sun) Faculty Recital Carole Terry

Organ professor Carole Terry performs works from the German and French Romantic schools of organ playing. SMC

2 pm

$15

St. Mark’s Cathedral: 1245 Tenth Avenue E., Seattle, WA

FEB 24 (Sun) David Russell

Classical guitarist and Grammy award winner David Russell is world renowned for his superb musicianship and inspired artistry, which have earned him the highest praise from audiences and critics alike. MU 213 10 am $10 general (FREE for UW students and faculty)

APR 28 (Sun) Ben Verdery

Described as “iconoclastic” and “inventive” by The New York Times, Benjamin Verdery enjoys an innovative and eclectic musical career, performing worldwide in theatres and at festivals. MU 213 10 am $10 general (FREE for UW students and faculty)

Festival of Ives May 6-8, 2013

MAY 7 and 8 (Tue and Wed) Two Distinct Evenings Celebrating Ives

The University of Washington School of Music celebrates iconic American composer Charles Ives with performances of major works, lectures, lecture-recitals, and master classes, all open to the public. Organized by Ruth Sutton Waters Endowed Professor Larry Starr of the Music History faculty, the festival will welcome distinguished guests including renowned scholar Joseph Horowitz, an authority on the history of concert music in the United States and himself an organizer of previous Ives celebration-events; baritone William Sharp, who is among the most distinguished interpreters of Ives’s remarkable song repertoire; and pianist Cristina Valdes, who will perform Ives’s extraordinary and virtuosic “Concord” Sonata for piano. The festival gets underway on Monday, May 6, with performances of works by Charles Ives by the University Symphony, with guest soloist William Sharp. Program details for May 7 and 8 will be posted to our website at www.music.washington.edu as arrangements are finalized.

The School of Music joins forces with UW Arts units in 2012-13 for events commemorating the 100th anniversary of Igor Stravinsky’s seminal composition Rite of Spring. Tickets for these events are available through the hosting organizations.

MAY 6 (Mon) University Symphony

The University Symphony, conducted by Jonathan Pasternack, performs works by Charles Ives, including Calcium Light Night and Orchestral Songs. Baritone William Sharp is a featured soloist. See page 9 for full program details.

One evening features a unique multi-media recital/ presentation, centered around the songs of Charles Ives, accompanied by readings, projections, and dramatized material illuminating Ives’s life, music, and importance. Featured guests include baritone William Sharp, scholar Joseph Horowitz, pianist Cristina Valdes, and Professor Larry Starr. The second evening features a performance by pianist Cristina Valdes Cristina Valdes of Ives’s Piano Sonata No. 2 (“Concord”), a major virtuoso work, and selected chamber works. BA

7:30 pm $15

Program details will be posted to www.music.washington.edu as arrangements are finalized. William Sharp

MT 7:30 pm $15 ($10 students and seniors)

Collaborations JAN 18-19 (Fri and Sat) Faculty Dance Concert In Collaboration with the Schools of Drama and Music

Faculty from the UW Dance Program and School of Music faculty blend artistry to develop a fresh take on Stravinsky’s 1913 masterwork Rite of Spring. Music is the four-hand piano version of the Rite of Spring played by two Disklavier grand pianos. Dance faculty member Jurg Koch tackles the movement themes of the individual and society, regeneration, sexuality, nature, and culture. Costuming is by UW School of Drama professor Sarah Nash Gates. Also on the program: a new work by Dance faculty member Jennifer Salk and School of Music faculty violist Melia Watras and a re-staging of Limon’s Dances for Isadora (1971), a classic homage to the mother of modern dance in America, Isadora Duncan, performed by UW Dance students and School of Music faculty pianist Dainius Vaicekonis, directed by Brenna Monroe-Cook and Limon Company alumni. MT

JAN 24-26 (Thu, Fri, Sat) Meany World Series Event Rite of Spring Centennial Celebration Compagnie Marie Chouinard with University Symphony

Montreal artist Marie Chouinard’s innovative and provocative choreography explores the poetics of the body in immediate and ever-surprising ways. In celebration of the 100th anniversary of Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring, the company performs La sacre du printemps, joined by the University Symphony. MT 8 pm

For tickets and program details, visit www.meany.org. School of Music Notecards and Student Performance Passes are valid for admission to the January 18 and 19 Faculty Dance Concert.

7:30 pm

Photo: Courtesy Compagnie Marie Chouinard

Faculty Recitals OCT 6 (Sat) Kari Ragan, soprano, and Rhonda Kline, piano Ah! Love But a Day

Kari Ragan, soprano, and Rhonda Kline, pianist, take recital programming into the 21st century with “Ah! Love But a Day,” a program crossing both classical and music theatre genres. Featuring works by Bellini, Stravinsky, and Douglas Moore alongside the contemporary music theatre songs of Jason Robert Brown, Frank Wildhorn, and Stephen Sondheim, this unusual recital will showcase dramatic operatic arias such as The Rake’s Progress, The Ballad of Baby Doe, and Les Contes d’Hoffmann interwoven with music theatre songs from The Last Five Years, Into the Woods, and Cabaret. BA

7:30 pm $15

OCT 10 (Wed) Jazz Faculty Showcase

Photo: Steve Korn

by drummer Ted Poor, artist-in-residence at the School of Music during Fall Quarter 2012. Nordstrom Recital Hall, Benaroya Hall 7:30 pm $22 ($17 students/seniors)* * School of Music Notecards and Student Performance Passes are valid for admission to this event.

OCT 23 (Tue) Craig Sheppard, piano Happy Birthday, Claude, Part I

Pianist Craig Sheppard performs Debussy’s 24 Preludes in the first of two solo piano recitals in 2012-13 in honor of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Claude Debussy. MT

7:30 pm $20 ($12 students/seniors)

Nov 1 (Thu) Dainius Vaicekonis, piano

Faculty artist Dainius Vaicekonis performs works by Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, Scriabin, Kutavičius, and Ligeti. Selections include J.S. Bach: Capriccio on the Departure of his Beloved Brother; Beethoven: Bagatelles op. 126; Schubert: Sonata in G Major, D 894, op. 78, and others. BA

7:30 pm $15

Nov 5 (Mon) Melia Watras and Atar Arad, violists

UW faculty violist Melia Watras shares the stage with her colleague and former teacher, world-renowned violist Atar Arad. A distinguished performer, composer,

and pedagogue, Arad teaches at Indiana University, where Watras studied with him and served as his associate instructor. The program includes works by Arad, Watras, Schubert, and Clarke, and features pianist Kimberly Russ. Atar Arad also leads a free master class on Sunday, Nov. 4 at Brechemin Auditorium. See page 3 for details. MT

7:30 pm $20 ($12 students/seniors)

APR 16 (Tue) Craig Sheppard, piano Happy Birthday, Claude, Part II

Pianist Craig Sheppard celebrates the 150th anniversary of the birth of Claude Debussy with a performance of the Twelve Etudes and selected shorter works. MT

7:30 pm $20 ($12 students/seniors)

APR 24 (Wed) Robin McCabe, piano with Rachelle McCabe, piano

In the first half of her 2013 faculty recital, pianist Robin McCabe performs solo works of Chopin, including the magisterial Polonaise-Fantaisie, as well as Debussy’s evocative l’Isle Joyeuse. In the second half, she is joined in pianistic fire power by her sister, noted Pacific Northwest pianist Rachelle McCabe, in duo piano works by Rachmaninoff and others. MT

7:30 pm $20 ($12 students/seniors)

Ensembles

University Symphony Jonathan Pasternack, conductor

OCT 25 (Thu) University Symphony with Robin McCabe Sofia Gubaidulina: the rider on the white horse (2004) Sergei Rachmaninoff: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini (Robin McCabe, piano) Dmitri Shostakovich: Symphony No. 5

DEC 7 (Fri) University Symphony with Toby Saks

Béla Bartók: Dance Suite Camille Saint-Saëns: Concerto for Violoncello No. 1, (Toby Saks, cello) Johannes Brahms: Symphony No. 4.

JAN 24-26 (Thu, Fri, Sat) Meany World Series Event Rite of Spring Centennial Celebration Compagnie Marie Chouinard with University Symphony

8 pm

For tickets and program details, visit www.meany.org. (Ticketing for this event is through Meany World Series)

MAR 15 (Fri) University Symphony with UW Chamber Singers and Tacoma Symphony Chorus

Jonathan Pasternack conducts the University Symphony and special guests the UW Chamber Singers and Tacoma Symphony Chorus in a performance of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9, “Choral.”

May 6 (Mon) Festival of Ives Event

Josef Haydn: Symphony No. 49, “La Passione” Huck Hodge: Parallaxes Charles Ives: Calcium Light Night; Orchestral Songs Jean Sibelius: Symphony No. 2

JUN 7 (Fri) Combined Choirs and University Symphony

FEB 28 (Thu) Special Event University Symphony with Ludovic Morlot

Program selections and guest artists subject to change

Seattle Symphony Artistic Director Ludovic Morlot conducts the University Symphony in a performance of Maurice Ravel’s Daphnis et Chloé, Suite No. 2 in his premiere appearance as a UW affiliate professor of music. Also on the program: Jonathan Pasternack conducts Olivier Messiaen’s, Un Sourire and performances by winners of the Nov. 19 Concerto Competition.

Tickets: $15 ($10 students/seniors) except Jan. 24-26 World Series event

MT 7:30 pm $15 ($10 students/seniors)

Jonathan Pasternack conducts the University Symphony and combined choirs in a performance of Gustav Mahler: Symphony No. 2, “Resurrection.” All performances are at 7:30 pm in Meany Theater except where noted.

Concerto Competition

School of Music students from three divisions—piano, strings, and orchestral instruments— perform for outside judges. Winners will perform with the UW Symphony at future performances in 2012-13.

NOV 19 (Mon) MT 7:00 pm $15 ($10 students/seniors)

Jazz Studies

Studio Jazz Ensemble & UW Modern Band Studio Jazz Ensemble: Fred Radke, director Modern Band: Cuong Vu, director

Jazz Innovations Jazz Clinic Student jazz ensembles pay homage Ernie Watts to the icons of jazz with new arrangements of the classics and break new ground with original progressive jazz compositions.

OCT 19 (Fri)

All performances are at 7:30 pm   in Brechemin Auditorium.

The School of Music and Earshot Jazz present a clinic by Grammy winning saxophonist Ernie Watts, known for his work with a range of top musicians, including Charlie Haden, Buddy Rich, Marvin Gaye, Frank Zappa, and the Rolling Stones. Watts also played tenor saxophone for 20 years as a member of the Tonight Show band under leader Doc Severinsen and performed on movie soundtracks for Grease and The Color Purple, among others. This event is part of the 2012 Earshot Jazz Festival.

Tickets: $5

MU 35 12:30 pm FREE

Wednesday and Thursday,   NOV 28 and 29  FEB 20 and 21  MAY 22 and 23

The Studio Jazz Ensemble, the UW’s student big band, performs repertory selections under the direction of Fred Radke. The Modern Band, under the direction of Cuong Vu, performs innovative arrangements of jazz standards, selections from the outer limits of the genre, and new original compositions.

DEC 5 (Wed)

MST

MAR 11 (Mon)

MAY 29 (Wed) MST Performances are at 7:30 pm Tickets: $15 ($10 students/seniors)

Special Event:

Jazz Faculty Showcase

OCT 10 (Wed)

The faculty musicians of the Jazz Studies Program go downtown for a concert at Illsley Ball Nordstrom Recital Hall at Benaroya Hall. Sets by the Fred Radke Quintet, Michael Brockman, Tom Collier, Marc Seales, and the Cuong Vu Quartet will be followed by a group finale. This performance includes a special appearance by drummer Ted Poor, artist-in-residence at the School of Music during Fall Quarter 2012. Nordstrom Recital Hall, Benaroya Hall, 200 University Street, Seattle 7:30 p.m. $22 ($17 students/seniors)* * School of Music Notecards and Student Performance Passes are valid for admission to this event. To purchase tickets, call the Ticket Office at Benaroya Hall: 206.215.4747. Jazz faculty photo: Steve Korn

Percussion Events

Mallethead Series

Percussion Ensemble

Tom Collier, head of the Percussion Studies Program, and longtime musical partner, bassist Dan Dean, perform with a range of guest artists in this popular percussion series.

OCT 19 (Fri) Collier and Dean with Susan Pascal Mallet Jazz

Tom Collier, director

DEC 4 (Tue) MST 7:30 pm $15 ($10 students/seniors)

FEB 12 (Tue) MT 7:30 pm $15 ($10 students/seniors)

Thomas Collier and Dan Dean join guest vibraphonist (and School of Music alumna) Susan Pascal to present a set of original compositions and jazz standards arranged for vibes and marimba. MST 7:30 pm $20 ($12 students/seniors)

FEB 8 (Fri) Tom Collier with Marc Seales Hammer Jazz

MAY 28 (Tues) World Percussion Bash

The UW Percussion Ensemble, the UW Steel Drum Ensemble (directed by Shannon Dudley), and the Husky Marching Band Drumline present music from a variety of musical traditions. MST 7:30 pm $15 ($10 students/seniors)

Tom Collier joins pianist Marc Seales to present a program of original compositions and unique arrangements of jazz standards.

Tom Collier joins pianist Marius Nordal in a performance of unique arrangements of music associated with the 1960s baby boomer generation. MST 7:30 pm $20 ($12 students/seniors)

FEB 1 (Fri) MAY 31 (Fri) Performances are at 7:30 pm  in Brechemin Auditorium. Tickets: $5

Baroque Ensemble

UW music students perform music from the Baroque era.

FEB 8 (Fri) 7:30 pm at Brechemin Auditorium Tickets: $5

Brechemin Scholarship Recipients Recital Recipients of the prestigious Brechemin Scholarship are presented in recital.

MST 7:30 pm $20 ($12 students/seniors)

MAY 31 (Fri) Tom Collier with Marius Nordal Boomer Jazz

Guitar Ensemble

APR 3 (Wed) 7:30 pm at Brechemin Auditorium Tickets: $5

Saxophone Night

Students of Michael Brockman are in the spotlight in this annual evening of music for solo performers and quartets.

APR 17 (Wed) 7:30 pm in Brechemin Auditorium Tickets: $5

Brechemin Piano Series

UW music students perform works for piano.

Thursdays:  NOV 8, DEC 6,   FEB 14, MAR 14, APR 11, MAY 9 All performances are at 7:30 pm  in Brechemin Auditorium. Tickets: $5

Oceana Quartet The University of Washington School of Music presents the Oceana Quartet, the School of Music’s official scholarship string quartet for 2012-13. Members of the ensemble are Emily Choi and Rochelle Nguyen (violins), Romaric Pokorny (viola), and Sonja Myklebust (cello).

DEC 2 (Sun) 4:30 pm at Brechemin Auditorium

MAY 11 (Sat) 7:30 pm at Brechemin Auditorium

Tickets: $5

Choral Ensembles University Choirs Chamber Singers: Geoffrey Boers, conductor

Fall Opera Theater Die Fledermaus

Thomas Harper directs students from the UW Opera Theater in Johann Strauss’s charming three-act operetta Die Fledermaus. This production will be performed in English.

NOV 30 (Fri) at 7:30 pm DEC 2 (Sun) at 2 pm Meany Studio Theater Tickets: $15 ($10 students/seniors)

University Chorale: Giselle Wyers, conductor UW Men’s Glee Club: Steven M. Demorest, conductor Gospel Choir: Phyllis Byrdwell, conductor

Jonathan Pasternack conducts the University Symphony and special guests the UW Chamber Singers and Tacoma Symphony Choir in a performance of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9, “Choral.”

University Singers: Brian J. Winnie, conductor

MAY 29 (Wed) University Chorale, Chamber Singers, and Baltic Tour Choir

UW Women’s Choir: Amanda G. Huntleigh, conductor

NOV 27 (Tue) Chamber Singers and University Chorale

The UW’s top choirs present their Fall Quarter concert.

DEC 3 (Mon) Gospel Choir

Winter Opera Theater

Phyllis Byrdwell leads the 100-voice Gospel Choir in songs of praise, jubilation, and other expressions of the gospel tradition.

Thomas Harper directs students from the UW Voice Division in scenes from the opera repertoire.

DEC 5 (Wed) CarolFest

MAR 8 (Fri) at 7:30 pm MAR 10 (Sun) at 2 pm Meany Studio Theater Tickets: $15 ($10 students/seniors)

Voice Division Recital Students of Thomas Harper, Kari Ragan, and Giselle Wyers perform art songs and arias in these quarterly studio recitals.

DEC 3 (Mon) FEB 25 (Mon) MAY 20 (Mon) Performances are at 7:30 pm   Brechemin Auditorium. Tickets: $5

MAR 15 (Fri) University Symphony with UW Chamber Singers and Tacoma Symphony Chorus Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 9

The Chamber Singers, University Chorale, University Singers, Women’s Choir, Gospel Choir, and UW Men’s Glee Club perform carols and seasonal music from around the world.

MAR 14 (Thu) University Chorale and Chamber Singers Sweet, Sour, Salty, and Bitter: Music for the Flavors of Our Lives

The University Chorale and Chamber Singers present their Winter Quarter concert.

The University Chorale and Chamber Singers present their Spring Quarter concert, joined by the choir assembled for the 2013 tour of the Baltics.

JUNE 3 (Mon) Gospel Choir

Phyllis Byrdwell leads the 100-voice Gospel Choir in songs of praise, jubilation, and other expressions of the gospel tradition.

JUNE 4 (Tue) University Choirs  UW Sings

The University Singers, Women’s Choir, and Men’s Glee Club present their popular year-end concert.

JUN 7 (Fri) Combined Choirs and University Symphony Gustav Mahler: Symphony No. 2

Jonathan Pasternack conducts the University Symphony and combined choirs in a performance of Gustav Mahler: Symphony No. 2, “Resurrection.” All above performances are at 7:30 pm in Meany Theater. Tickets: $15 ($10 students/seniors)

Concert Bands UW Bands

UW Wind Ensemble: Timothy Salzman, conductor  Symphonic Band: Steven Morrison, Cory Meals, conductors  Concert Band: Erin Bodnar, Jiannan Cheng, conductors Campus Band: Dan McDonald, conductor

DEC 6 (Thu) Wind Ensemble, Symphonic, and Concert Bands Transitions Millenium Canons, Kevin Puts Urban Requiem, Michael Colgrass Song of Threnos, Alfred Reed Variants on a Mediaeval Tune, Norman Dello Joio Flourishes and Meditations on Renaissance Theme, Michael Gandolfi

FEB 14 (Thu) Symphonic, Campus and Concert Bands Sweet Suites

Cyprian Suite, Carol Barnett

MAR 12 (Tue) Wind Ensemble China Tour Preview Sheltering Sky, John Mackey Symphony #4, David Maslanka Flourishes and Meditations on a Renaissance Theme, Michael Gandolfi

Diversive Elements, David Gillingham

With Danny Helseth, euphonium; Jon Hansen, tuba

Trumpet Concerto (TBA)

With David Gordon, trumpet

APR 29 (Mon) Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band Constructions Road Stories, Jennifer Higdon Crossing Parallels, Kathryn Salfelder Tuba Concerto (TBA) With Chris Olka, tuba

MAY 30 (Thu) Wind Ensemble, Symphonic and Campus Bands Made in America

The UW Wind Ensemble, Symphonic, and Campus Bands present works by American composers, including American Games, by Nicholas Maw, and American Elegy, by Frank Ticheli. Repertoire is incomplete and subject to change All concerts are at 7:30 pm at Meany Theater. Tickets: $15 ($10 students/seniors)

Wind Ensemble Chamber Winds Occidental Octagons

Members of the UW Wind Ensemble perform works by Beethoven, Stravinsky, and Bourgeois. Program selections include Octet in E flat Major, Op. 103, by Ludwig V. Beethoven; Octet, by Igor Stravinsky; and Scherzo Funebre, by Derek Bourgeois.

OCT 28 (Sun) 1:30 pm at Brechemin Auditorium Tickets: $5

Symphonic Band Chamber Concert

Members of the UW Symphonic Band perform classic and contemporary music for small ensembles.

MAR 10 (Sun) 1:30 pm at Brechemin Auditorium Tickets: $5

Fall september

September 25

Littlefield Organ Series: Fabio Ciofini W-A 7:30pm $15 pg. 6

Guitar Master Class: Xuefei Yang MU 213 10am $10-FREE pg. 6

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Faculty Recital: Kari Ragan, soprano, and Rhonda Kline, piano BA 7:30pm $15 pg. 8

OCTOBER

Jazz Faculty Showcase BH 7:30pm $22-$17 pg. 10

Master Class: University of Texas Faculty Reed Trio BA 12:30-4:30pm FREE pg. 3 Guest Artist Recital: University of Texas Faculty Reed Trio BA 5:30pm $15 pg. 3

Music of Today: DXARTS: New Digital Music by the Next Generation MT 7:30pm $20-$12 pg. 4

Jazz Clinic: Ernie Watts MU 35 12:30 pm FREE pg. 10 Mallethead Series: Mallet Jazz MST 7:30pm $20-$12 pg. 11

Faculty Recital: Craig Sheppard, piano MT 7:30pm $20-$12 pg. 8

University Symphony with Robin McCabe MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 9

Littlefield Organ Series: Halloween Organ Concert W-A 7:30pm $15 pg. 6

Wind Ensemble Chamber Winds: Occidental Octagons BA 1:30pm $5 pg. 13

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Faculty Recital: Dainius Vaicekonis, piano BA 7:30pm $15 pg. 8

Master Class: Atar Arad, viola BA 12pm FREE pg. 3

Faculty Recital: Atar Arad and Melia Watras, violists MT 7:30pm $20-$12 pg. 8

Music of Today: Newband, featuring the Harry Partch Instrument Collection MT 7:30pm $20-$12 pg. 4

Brechemin Piano Series BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 11

Guitar Master Class: Michael Partington MU 213 10am $10-FREE pg. 6

French Connections BA 4:30pm $10 pg. 5

Concerto Competition MT 7pm $15-$10 pg. 9

University Chorale and Chamber Singers MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 12

Jazz Innovations, Part I BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 10

Jazz Innovations, Part II BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 10

Opera Theater: Strauss: Die Fledermaus MST 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 12 Marie-Louise Langlais: Organists of the St. Clotilde Tradition BA 7:30pm FREE pg. 6

DECEMBER Atar Arad

Kedmon Mapana

Lecture and Master Class: Marie-Louise Langlais FPC 9 am FREE pg. 6

Opera Theater: Strauss: Die Fledermaus MST 2pm $15-$10 pg. 12 Oceana Quartet BA 4:30pm $5 pg. 11

Gospel Choir MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 12 Voice Division Recital BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 12

Percussion Ensemble MST 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 11 Ethnomusicology Visiting Artist Concert: Kedmon Mapana with students BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 3

CarolFest MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 12 Studio Jazz Ensemble and Modern Band MST 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 10

Brechemin Piano Series BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 11 Wind Ensemble, Symphonic, and Concert Bands MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 13

University Symphony with Toby Saks MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 9

JANUARY 16

Master Class: Sasha Starcevich, piano BA 4:30pm FREE pg. 3

FEBRUARY 1

Guitar Ensemble BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 11

Baroque Ensemble BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 11 Mallethead Series: Hammer Jazz MST 7:30pm $20-$12 pg. 11

Percussion Ensemble MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 11

Brechemin Piano Series BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 11 Symphonic, Concert, and Concert Bands: Sweet Suites MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 13

Barry Lieberman and Friends: Maria Larionoff and Robin McCabe BA 2pm $15 pg. 5

Jazz Innovations, Part I BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 10

Jazz Innovations, Part II BA 7:30 pm $5 pg. 10

Guitar Master Class: David Russell MU 213 10am $10-FREE pg. 6

Voice Division Recital BA 7:30 pm $5 pg. 12

Music of Today: The 21st Century Piano MT 7:30pm $20-$12 pg. 4

University Symphony with Ludovic Morlot MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 9

March 3

French Connections: Lecture-Recital: Paul Roberts, piano BA 2:30pm $10 pg. 5 French Connections: Concert: Oceana Quartet and others BA 4:30pm $10 pg. 5

Ethnomusicology Visiting Artist Concert: Srivani Jade and students: Music of North India BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 3

Opera Theater MST 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 12

Opera Theater MST 2pm $15-$10 pg. 12 Symphonic Band Chamber Concert BA 1:30pm $5 pg. 13

Studio Jazz Ensemble and Modern Band MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 10

Wind Ensemble: China Tour Preview MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 13

Brechemin Piano Series BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 11 University Chorale and Chamber Singers MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 12

University Symphony with UW Chamber Singers and Tacoma Symphony Chorus MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 9

Littlefield Organ Series: John Grew W-A 3pm $15 pg. 6

Barry Lieberman and Friends Master Class: Jordan Anderson, double bass BA 2pm FREE pg. 5

Barry Lieberman and Friends Recital: Jordan Anderson, double bass BA 2pm $15 pg. 5

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Saxophone Night BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 11

Music of Today MT 7:30pm $20-$12 pg. 4

Faculty Recital: Robin McCabe with Rachelle McCabe, piano MT 7:30pm $20-$12 pg. 8

Guitar Master Class: Ben Verdery MU 213 10am $10-FREE pg. 6

Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band: Constructions MT 7:30pm $15- $10 pg. 13

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Lecture-Recital: Stuart Isacoff, piano BA 7:30pm $15 pg. 3

Master Class: Stuart Isacoff, piano BA 3:30pm FREE pg. 3

University Symphony (Festival of Ives) MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 9

Festival of Ives BA 7:30pm $15 pg. 7

Music of Today: DXARTS: Experimental Improvised Music MT 7:30pm $20-$12 pg. 4 Brechemin Piano Series BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 11

Oceana Quartet BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 11

Faculty Recital: Carole Terry, organ SMC 2pm $15 pg. 6

French Connections BA 4:30pm $10 pg. 5

Voice Division Recital BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 12

Ethnomusicology Visiting Artists Concert: Srivani Jade and Thione Diope MT 7:30pm $20-$12 pg. 3

Jazz Innovations, Part I BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 10

Jazz Innovations, Part II BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 10

Barry Lieberman and Friends Master Class: Thomas Martin, double bass BA 2pm FREE pg. 5

Barry Lieberman and Friends Recital: Thomas Martin, double bass BA 2pm $15 pg. 5

Percussion Ensemble: World Percussion Bash MST 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 11

University Chorale, Chamber Singers, and Baltic Tour Choir MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 12 Studio Jazz Ensemble and Modern Band MST 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 10

Wind Ensemble, Symphonic, and Campus Bands: Made in America MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg.13

Guitar Ensemble BA 7:30pm $5 pg. 11 Mallethead Series: Boomer Jazz MST 7:30pm $20-$12 pg. 11

Oceana Quartet

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Gospel Choir

Gospel Choir MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 12

University Choirs: UW Sings MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 12

Combined Choirs and University Symphony MT 7:30pm $15-$10 pg. 9

Ticket Information and UW Concert Locations* Meany Theater, Meany Studio Theater

Where to buy tickets In advance: Purchase tickets in advance, beginning September 5, through the UW Arts Ticket Office or online. UW Arts Ticket Office: Purchase tickets by cash, check, Visa, or MasterCard, Monday through Friday, 11 am – 6 pm Location: 1313 NE 41st St, Seattle WA 98105 Phone: 206-543-4880 (1-800-859-5342 outside Seattle) FAX: 206-685-4141 Online: Go to www.music.washington.edu (click on “Events,” then on the concert you want to attend) or www.meany.org. There is a $1 processing fee per ticket for mail, fax, phone, and online orders. No processing fee is charged for tickets purchased at the UW Arts Ticket Office window. At the performance: The box offices open one hour prior to performance for ticket sales and will-call tickets. You can avoid long lines by purchasing tickets in advance or arriving early. Exchanges Exchanges are valid only for opera tickets, with a handling fee of $1 per ticket. Exchanges must be completed at least 24 hours in advance of the date on the ticket. We regret that we cannot give refunds for unused tickets. Location Meany Theater and Meany Studio Theater are in Meany Hall, on the southwest corner of the UW’s Central Plaza (“Red Square”). Meany Hall’s main entrance leads directly into Meany Theater. Enter Meany Studio Theater by taking the outside stairs at the northeast corner of Meany Hall to the sunken courtyard. Disability access Meany Theater is accessible via ramps and elevator from the UW Central Plaza Garage (NE 41st Street and 15th Avenue NE). For Meany Studio Theater, park on level C1 of the garage and use the ramp to that theater’s lobby.

Brechemin Auditorium

Where to buy tickets At the performance: There are no advance ticket sales for events in Brechemin Auditorium. Tickets go on sale (cash or check only) in the auditorium’s lobby 30 minutes before events. Location Brechemin Auditorium is on the east end of the School of Music’s main floor. Disability access There is a ramp at the west (main) entrance as well as access at the School of Music’s northeast entrance.

Walker-Ames Room

Where to buy tickets At the performance: There are no advance ticket sales for events in the Walker-Ames Room. Tickets go on sale (cash or check only) just outside the room 30 minutes before events. Location The Walker-Ames Room is on the second floor of Kane Hall, in the northeast corner of the UW’s Central Plaza (“Red Square”). Disability access An elevator from the UW Central Plaza Garage goes to the first and second floors of Kane Hall, and a ramp provides access at the east entrance to the Walker-Ames Room.

Disability Accommodation

To request disability accommodation, contact the Disability Services Office preferably at least 10 days in advance. Phone: 206-543-6450; TTY: 206-543-6452 FAX: 206-685-7264; dso@u.washington.edu For more information, visit www.washington.edu/admin/dso

Notecards Great Live Music, Great Low Price The School of Music Notecard is a season pass to nearly all of the concerts presented by the UW School of Music in Meany Theater, Meany Studio Theater, Brechemin Auditorium, the WalkerAmes Room, and the Jones Playhouse. Notecard prices for the 2012-13 season are $90 for the general public, $75 for UW employees and UW Alumni Association members, and $60 for students and seniors. With more than 80 Notecard concerts this season, it doesn’t take many to cover the cost of your pass! A School of Music Notecard is convenient. You don’t need to get tickets in advance — just present your Notecard at the door of the theater at least 20 minutes before the event begins and you will be admitted on a seat-available basis. * Be sure to allow plenty of time for parking and getting to the concert location. Seating for Notecard events is not reserved and not guaranteed, so the earlier you arrive, the better your chance of getting a seat. Order your Notecard using the form on the inside back cover, or by calling the UW Arts Ticket Office (206-543-4880 or 1-800-859-5342 outside Seattle). Notecards are not transferable, refundable, or replaceable. Please keep yours in a safe place. Remember: Your School of Music Notecard will admit you to the Oct. 17 and May 9 Music of Today concerts by the Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media (DXARTS). New for 2012-13: Your Notecard will admit you to the Oct. 10 Jazz Faculty Showcase and the Jan. 18 and 19 Faculty Dance Concert. * Seating for the Dec. 5 and May 29 Studio Jazz Ensemble concerts is limited, but Notecard patrons may ensure their seating by contacting the Arts Ticket Office before 5 pm the day prior to the performance.

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Concerts, dates, artists, locations, and programs are subject to change. For the latest information, check our online calendar (www.music.washington.edu) or Events Hotline (206-685-8384).  To ensure that you’ll receive a copy of next season’s School of Music brochure, just purchase an advance ticket for one of our events in Meany Theater or Meany Studio Theater, or a School of Music Notecard, through the UW Arts Ticket Office or our online ticketing service. * Please refer to event listings in this brochure or at www.music.washington.edu for venue and ticketing information for off-campus venues.

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The entrance to the UW Central Plaza Parking Garage is located at NE 41st Street and 15th Avenue NE, Roosevelt on the west side of campus (Gate 1). A $10 nonCommons 909 refundable flat rate is charged for evening events (5 pm or after). We encourage you to4245arrive at least UWMC Roosevelt 30 minutes prior to the performance.

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Parking for performances in Meany Theater, Meany Studio Theater, and the Walker-Ames Room Underground parking

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Order Form for Notecards FIRST NAME (PLEASE PRINT)__________________________________________________________ LAST NAME___________________________________________________ ADDRESS_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ CITY/STATE/ZIP_____________________________________________________________________ E-MAIL ___________________________________________________ DAY PHONE__________________________________________________________________ EVENING PHONE___________________________________________________

Programs, locations, concert artists, and dates are subject to change.

For the latest information, check our online events calendar (www.music.washington.edu) or our Events Hotline (206-685-8384). Tickets to Meany Theater and Meany Studio Theater events are available in advance from the UW Arts Ticket Office, BOX 355910, 1313 NE 41st St, Seattle WA 98105, (phone 206-5434880, outside Seattle 1-800-859-5342, FAX 206-685-4141). Tickets to all other School of Music events are available at the door of the performance venue.

Or call:

(206) 543-4880 800-859-5342 toll free

GENERAL

UW EMP./ UWAA

STUDENT/ SENIOR

TOTAL

(Limit 2 per senior (60+), full-time student, UW employee, or UWAA member. Please enclose a copy of valid ID with form.)

___ x $90

___ x $75

___ x $60

$_______

NOTECARD ORDER PROCESSING

Fall Chamber Opera: Die Fledermaus

OPERA TICKET PROCESSING

($1 per ticket; no processing charge if ordered with a Notecard.)

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$3.00

___ x $10

$_______

___ x $1.00

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GRAND TOTAL

$_______

___ x $15

Meany Studio Theater 7:30 pm r 11/30 (Fri) 2:00 pm r 12/02 (Sun)

To request disability accommodation, contact the UW Disability Services Office at least 10 days in advance at 206543-6450/V, 206-543-6452/TTY, 206-685-7264/FAX, or by email at dso@u.washington.edu.

Mail order form to: UW Arts Ticket Office Campus BOX 355910 1313 NE 41st St Seattle WA 98105

NOTECARD

All tickets for our concerts in Meany Theater and the Meany Studio Theater go on sale September 5, including those purchased through our online ticketing service at www.music.washington.edu. Orders received 10 days or less before the performance will be held at the box office. All sales are final. Children under age 5 not admitted except for Dec. 3 and June 3 Gospel Choir; and May 21 Ethnomusicology Visiting Artists Concert.

PAYMENT r Check (payable to University of Washington)

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Or fax:

(206) 685-4141

CARD NUMBER (PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY)

EXPIRATION DATE

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Box 353450 Seattle WA 98195-3450

Thanks to:

Content: Joanne De Pue, School of Music School of Music Concert Coordinator: Sandra Barone Meany Hall Director of Operations: Rita Calabro Design: La Neu Photography: Gary Louie, Joanne De Pue, Steve Korn, Mike Peters/Montclair State University, Jerome Tso

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