November  Events    

Date Event Time Place Nov. 2 Wind Ensemble/Symphonic Band

Concert (Music) 7:30 pm Jorgensen Concert Hall

Nov. 6-8 Chamber Music Concerts (Music)

*Free 7:30 pm Jorgensen Concert Hall

Nov. 9 BYU Men’s Chorus 7:30 pm Jorgensen Concert Hall Nov. 12 Faculty Recital (Music) *Free 7:30 pm Jorgensen Concert Hall Nov. 13 Jazz I Concert (Music) 7:30 pm Jorgensen Concert Hall Nov. 14-17 The Foreigner (Theatre) 8:00 pm Eccles Theatre Nov. 15 Jazz II Concert (Music ) *Free 7:30 pm Jorgensen Concert Hall Nov. 27 Wind Ensemble/Symphonic Band

Concert (Music) 7:30 pm Jorgensen Concert Hall

Nov. 29- Dec. 1

Forgotten Carols 8:00 pm Eccles Theatre

Thru Nov. 30th

Ghost Town – Bryan Hutchinson *Free

Snow College Art Gallery/Humanities & Arts Building

November Art Talks – Thursday nights *Free (See below)

7:00 pm K.H. Library Auditorium #101A

 

Theatre  Prices                                                                      Music  Prices  $7.50  -­‐  Adult                                                                            $8  -­‐  Adult  $6.50  -­‐  Senior  62+  &  5  to  18                      $5  –  Seniors  (62+),  18  &  under    $2  -­‐  SC  students  w/Act.  card                                                *These  concerts  are  free  

 

• Art   Talks:  Art   Talks   is   a  weekly   series  of   discussions  with  working  professionals   in   the  field   of   contemporary   art.  Learn   about   a  variety   of   artistic   disciplines,   techniques,  philosophies,  and  meet  the  personalities  from  around  the  world  that  are  here  to  share  their  expertise  with  you.    Art  Talks  is  free  and  open  to  the  public.    Join  the  conversation!  

Nov.  1  -­‐    Trent  Alvey,  Sculptor,  SLC,  UT   Nov.  8  –  Brandon  Dayton,  Comics,  SLC,  UT     Nov.  15  –  Dave  Borba,  Assemblage,  SLC,  UT   Nov.  22  –  NO  CLASS,  Thanksgiving   Nov.  29  –  Field  Trip  to  Museum   Dec.  6  -­‐  Discussion  &  Review  

 

• Wind  Ensemble/Symphonic  Band:   Friday,  Nov.  2nd, the  Snow  College  Wind  Symphony  and  Symphonic  Band  present:  Paris   Sketches.  A  concert  of  great  wind  band   literature,  featuring  music  by  Saint  Saens,  Ron  Nelson,  Martin  Ellerby  and  many  others.              General  Admission:  Adults  -­‐  $8  |  Seniors  &  youth  $5        

• Chamber  Music  Concerts:  o Tuesday,  Nov.  6  –  Brass,  Strings,  &  Choir  o Wednesday,  Nov.  7  –  Percussion  Ensemble  o Thursday,  Nov.  8  -­‐  Woodwinds  

• BYU  Men’s  Chorus:    At  190  voices  strong  with  regular  extended  tours,  the  Brigham  Young  University  Men's  Chorus  is  the  largest  and  one  of  the  most  popular  men's  choirs  in  the  United  States.  Conducting  this  critically  acclaimed  choir  is  Rosalind  Hall,  a  graduate  from  the  Royal  Academy  of  Music  with  a  host  of  accolades  to  her  name.  Men's  Chorus   is  known  for  concerts   full  of  every  kind  of  music  audiences   love   to  hear,  with  pieces  featuring   Gregorian   chant,   classical   pieces,   hymns,   spirituals,   traditional   arrangements,   or   even   a   fully  choreographed  popular  song.  The  BYU  Men's  Chorus  will  bring  its  dynamic  performance  to  Snow  College  on  November  9,  2013  at  7:30  pm.  

General  Admission:  Adults  -­‐  $8  |  Seniors  &  youth  -­‐  $5  |  SC  students  $3  w/activity  card  • Faculty  Recital:  On  Monday,  Nov.  12th,  the  Music  faculty  at  Snow  College  will  be  presenting  a  concert  to  the  

student  body  and  public  at  7:30pm  in  the  Jorgensen  Concert  Hall.  The  faculty  members  are  indeed  “star  performers”  and  everyone  will  enjoy  hearing  a  repertoire  of  their  favorite  pieces.  

• Jazz   I   Concert:  November  13th's   concert  will   feature   the   Snow  College   Jazz   Ensemble  1  performing  Duke  Ellington's  Far  East  Suite.    This  nine  piece  suite  is  one  of  Ellington's  more  obscure  and  exotic  works,  in  which  he  (along  with  his  writing  companion,  Billy  Strayhorn)  captures  the  sights  and  sounds  of  the  middle  and  far  east   and   filters   them   through   the   lens  of   the  blues.     Please   join  us   in   this   celebration  of  one  of   the  most  moving  and  complex  works  ever  written  by  America's  premier  composer.    

General  Admission:  Adults  -­‐  $8  |  Seniors  &  youth  $5    

• The  Foreigner:    November  14-­‐17,  2012    (Comedy)  By  Larry  Shrue,  Directed  by  Brad  V.  Olsen                                                                                        The  scene   is  a   fishing   lodge   in   rural  Georgia  often  visited  by  "Froggy"  LeSeuer,  a  British  demolition  expert  who  occasionally  runs  training  sessions  at  a  nearby  army  base.  This  time  "Froggy"  has  brought  along  a  friend,  a   pathologically   shy   young   man   named   Charlie   who   is   overcome   with   fear   at   the   thought   of   making  conversation  with  strangers.  So  "Froggy,"  before  departing,  tells  all  assembled  that  Charlie  is  from  an  exotic  foreign  country  and  speaks  no  English.  Once  alone  the  fun  really  begins,  as  Charlie  overhears  more  than  he  should—the  evil  plans  of  a  sinister,  two-­‐faced  minister  and  his  redneck  associate;  the  fact  that  the  minister's  pretty   fiancée   is   pregnant;   and   many   other   damaging   revelations   made   with   the   thought   that   Charlie  doesn't  understand  a  word  being  said.  That  he  does   fuels   the  nonstop  hilarity  of   the  play  and  sets  up  the  wildly   funny  climax   in  which   things  go  uproariously  awry   for   the  "bad  guys,"  and  the  "good  guys"  emerge  triumphant.                                                                                              

Adults  -­‐    $7.50  |  Seniors  (62+)  &  Youth  (5-­‐18)  -­‐  $6.50  |  SC  Students  $2.00  w/AC    

       

                                                                                                                                                                                                             

• Wind  Ensemble/Symphonic  Band:    The  Wind  Symphony  will  play  classic  band  standards.  Directed  by  David  Blackinton,  retired  BYU  Symphonic  Band  Director.    

General  Admission:  Adults  -­‐  $8  |  Seniors  &  youth  $5  • Forgotten  Carols:  Michael  McLeans’s  touching  Christmas  tale  has  become  a  timeless  classic.  It  tells  the  story  

of  a  nurse  whose  empty  life  is  changed  by  her  patient,  John,  who  expands  her  understanding  of  Christmas.  ‘The   Forgotten   Carols’   are   original   songs   from   the   perspective   of   characters   such   as   the   innkeeper   who  turned   the   young   couple   away   or   the   shepherd   who   slept   through   the   angel’s   announcement.   Their  personal   accounts,   until   now,   have   been   overlooked   or   ignored.   Together,   John   and   Constance   discover  what  the  world  has  forgotten  about  Christmas.    November  29,30,  &  December  1,  2012,  8:00  pm,  Eccles  Center  Theatre.    

Admission:  Adults  -­‐  $12  |  Seniors  (62+),  18  &  under  -­‐  $10  • Yule  Feaste:  We  still  have  tickets  for  the  Yule  Feaste.    Saturday  is  sold  out.  There  are  84  tickets  total  for  each  

night.  So  if  you  would  like  to  come  and  have  and  enjoyable  evening  of  entertainment  and  great  food  this  is  for  you.     Just  what  you  need  to  get   in   the  holiday  spirit.  November  29,30,  &  December  1,  2012,  6:00  pm,  Greenwood  Student  Center.  

Admission:  $16.00      

 With  the  new  ticketing  system  we  would  appreciate  if  you  would  get  your  tickets  for  the  events  in  advance  or  come  a  half  hour  before  the  performance.  We  are  hoping  to  get  it  to  where  you  will  be  able  to  order  your  tickets  online  at  some  point.  

                                                                                                                                                         

       

       

If  you  have  any  questions  or  if  you  would  like  to  reserve  tickets  call  the    Snow  College  Box  Office  at  (435)  283-­‐7472  or  (435)  283-­‐7478  

                             

Forgotten Carols & Yule Feaste Date: November 29, 30 & December 1, 2012 Dinner & Show: $25 – Adults $23 – Seniors (62+) & youth (5-18) Show Only: $12 – Adults $10 – Seniors (62+) & youth (5-18) Dinner Only: $16 – Everyone Yule Feaste (dinner) will start at 6:00pm (Snow College Greenwood Student Center) (Only 84 seats per night available for dinner.) Forgotten Carols (Show) will start at 8:00pm (Snow College Eccles Center Theatre.) For more information or to reserve your tickets contact the Snow College Box Office, 435-283-7472 or 435-283-7478.

Tickets will be available November 9, 2012.  

The Tradition Continues