SEKSO - 2001-2002 concert schedule and performers

Ticket Information:

Tickets (available from the PSU Music Department, or at the door) are $6 for adults and $4 for senior citizens and students under 17. PSU students are admitted without charge with a valid PSU ID. For information contact the PSU Music Department at 620-235-4466.

All concerts are in the Memorial Auditorium, unless otherwise noted. Programs and venues are subject to change, please feel free to contact the PSU Music department at 620-235-4466 or Stella Hastings at 620-235-4469 for further information.

~ Fall 2001 ~

Sunday, October 7 (3:00)
"A Symphonic Tribute to the American Spirit"
(Morning Sun article, Oct. 7, 2001 )
- Academic Festival Overture in C Minor, Op. 80 - Brahms
- Triple Concerto in C Major, Op. 56 - Beethoven
  Ying Trio
- Symphony No. 40 in g minor KV. 550 - Mozart
- JFK: The Voice of Peace for Orchestra, Chorus and Speakers (Mvmt. "I dream a world") - Dan Welcher

Sunday, November 11 (3:00), McCray Hall
(Morning Sun article, Nov. 11, 2001)
- Our Town - Aaron Copeland
- Piano Concerto - William Schuman
  John McCabe, Piano
- Wind, Sand and Stars - John McCabe, Piano
  A U.S. Premiere of this composition!
- Variations on America - Charles Ives

~ Spring 2002 ~

Friday, Feb. 1st (7:00 p.m.) & Sunday, Feb. 3rd (3:00 p.m.)
(Morning Sun Article, Feb. 1, 2002)
- Aaron Copeland's Opera, "The Tenderland"

Sunday, March 3rd (3:00 p.m.)
(Morning Sun Article, Mar. 1, 2002 )
- Overture to "Royal Fireworks" - Handel
- Symphony #88 - Haydn
- Ballad - Ross
- Adagio for Strings - Barber
- Summon the Heroes - Williams

Sunday, April 14th (3:00 p.m.)
Concerto/Aria Winners Concert
(Morning Sun articles: April 10th | April 13th)
- Egmont Overture - Beethoven
- "Parto" (from La Clemenza di Tito)- Mozart
  Candice Coffey, mezzo-soprano
- Trombone Concerto, 1st movement - Jacobs
  Lucas Warford, trombone
- Poèm - Chausson
  Ni Mei, violin
- Symphony #7 - Beethoven (Score | Audio)

Sunday, April 28th (3:00 p.m.) - First United Methodist Church.
"Psalmfest" with the PSU Choral Department, direct by Dr. Susan Marchant
(Morning Sun Article, Ap. 25, 2002)

~~ No admission charge, but a free will offering will be accepted. ~~
- Domine ad adjuvandum me festina - Vivaldi
- Dixit Dominus, K. 193 - Mozart
- Laudate Dominum, from Vesperae solennes de Confessore, K. 339 - Mozart
- Beatus vir, from Vesperae solennes de Dominica, K. 321 - Mozart
- Psalmkonzert - Werner Zimmermann

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STRINGS Violin I Paul Carlson Bruce Daniel Ni Mei Leah Richter Xiaoguo Zhu Violin II Judy Ainsworth Joo-Hee Choi Kimberly Cole Carrie House Marilyn Layden Lisbeth Ohse Linda Vollen Viola Jodie Frew Margaret Myers Katie Stoker Gene Vollen Cello Austin Baldwin David Edson Steven Elisha Katie Iverson Becky Miller Paul Smith Double Bass Scott Conner Erin Miller Richard Samford	WOODWINDS Flute Angela Anderson Kathy DeGrave Jenny Marlin Delissa Thompson Oboe David Hurley Kelsey McDaniel Megan Potter English Horn Kelsey McDaniel Clarinet Joanne Britz Ryan Lovell Bassoon Danica Robbins Justin Robinson	BRASS Horn Judd Burton Scott Conner Jean Klassen Juliann Morland Adam Paxson Jennifer Petty Trumpet Katie Burton Michael Liendo Kevin Miller Justin Shaw Trombone Tim Dodd Robert Kehle Kenneth Parsons Luke Warford Tuba Casey Brown	PERCUSSION General Levi Miller Kenny McDougle Kelly Nappier Philip Struble Timpani Kenny McDougle Piano Steve Edmund Harp Demaris Herrera Organ / Harpsichord Susan Marchant

Ying Trio

Information about the Ying Trio may be found in the October 7, 2001 edition of the Pittsburg Morning Sun.

John McCabe

quick bio and description of performance w/orchestra

Concerto/Aria Competition winners:

Candice Coffey ~ a native of Carl Junction, Mo., Miss Coffey, is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in music education at PSU. In addition to her interest in teaching, she also loves performing.

This summer she will debut with the Ohio Light Opera, a professional opera company, and will sing in six different shows including "H.M.S. Pinafore," "Ruddigore" and "Sweethearts."

Ni Mei ~ Originally from Wuhan, China, Ni Mei started playing violin at the age of 5. She studied at the Shanghai Conservatory for 11 years, and is now a performance major and student of Dr. Paul Carlson at PSU.

Lucas Warford ~ Warford is a second-year music education major and a student of Robert Kehle. A Newton High School graduate, he has been a member of the Wichita Youth Symphony, KMEA State Jazz Ensemble and other ensembles. He is a member of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and the International Trombone Association.