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DON WRIGHT FACULTY OF MUSIC

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Don Wright Faculty of MusicTalbot College, Room 210The University of Western Ontario519-661-3767

Box O�cePerformances requiring tickets are listed below. Tickets are sold in advance by calling the Orchestra London box o�ce at 519-679-8778. Unsold tickets will be available at the door, for cash only. Some performances sell out, so please purchase your tickets in advance to avoid disappointment. Tickets for the opera Don Giovanni Jan. 29. 30. 31 and Feb. are $25 (adults), $20 (students, seniors). Tickets for the following concerts are $15/$10:Oct. 18 UWO Symphony OrchestraOct. 25 Paul Davenport Theatre Concert SeriesNov. 1 Choral CelebrationNov. 19, 20, 21 Musical theatre and opera scenesNov. 29 UWO Symphony OrchestraNov. 29 Paul Davenport Theatre Concert SeriesDec. 9 EMS and Thames ScholarsMarch 7 Paul Davenport Theatre Concert SeriesMarch 28 UWO Symphony Orchestra

SchoolsSecondary school classes are welcome to attend concerts and tour the Faculty, but advance arrangements must be made. Seating is limited and not all concerts can accommodate large groups. Please call 519-661-2111, ext. 80532 to arrange your visit with Sasha Gorbasew.

ParkingMeter parking is available in the southwest section of the Talbot lot, across the street from the Music Building. Space is limited. Cost is $3 per hour, evenings are $4 �at fee or $5 for event parking. For more information about campus parking, check www.uwo.ca/parking/visitors.html.

AccessibilityAlumni Hall, von Kuster Hall and the Paul Davenport Theatre are wheelchair accessible, but seating is limited. Please call 519-661-3767 the day before the event to ensure accommodations.

. No food or drinks are allowed in the halls.

. Patrons who are not seated when the performance begins are asked to wait until the �rst appropriate break.. As a courtesy to fellow patrons, please refrain from wearing strong, scented products.. Please turn o� all cell phones and pagers before a performance.. Due to copyright laws, no recording devices are allowed in the halls. Flash photography is not allowed.. Please check www.music.uwo.ca for last-minute changes to the schedule.

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performed with passion by the stars of today and tomorrow. Join the Don Wright

Faculty of Music in its recently renovated Paul Davenport Theatre and discover the

new sound created by improved acoustics. To celebrate this beautiful space, the

Paul Davenport Theatre Series launches October 25. Each of the three concerts will

focus on French music. Also, the �rst four 12:30 Fridays series will take place in the

new theatre, giving audiences a chance to hear piano, choral and instrumental

music in the new hall before returning to the series’ usual home in the recital hall.

The smaller von Kuster Hall has also received a facelift. Almost 300 performances

will be given in these halls, as well as a few venues around campus and the city.

Don’t miss our popular Art & Music chamber series in the McIntosh Gallery and a

new series in the D.B. Weldon Library starting in October. Original works composed

and played by students, centuries-old music, Mozart’s Don Giovanni, jazz and

everything in between are showcased by students, faculty and guest artists.

Check our website at www.music.uwo.ca for updates – some stellar performances

are still in the planning stages and you won’t want to miss them.

Special Thanks to our Sponsors & Donors

Elaine J. AdairStephen N. Adams Q.C.and Linda AdamsMr. Frank A. Angeletti and Mrs. Suzette Caverson-AngelettiTheodore BaergDr. F. Michael BartlettMr. Gary J. BlazakCheryl BrigliaIsabel E. CampbellMr. Thomas C. ChamagnePeter and Iris ClementsBob and Mary Fay ColcleughLionel K. and Judi ConacherMrs. Helen Connell and Mr. Darryl StaceyStephen R. CoxfordPaul and Josette DavenportMr. and Mrs. William and Cecilia DaviesMr. P. Johnson and Ms J. De LaurentiisJames and Elizabeth EtheringtonBill and Barbara EtheringtonLynn and Joellen FordhamTed GarrardDr. Reva GersteinPeter and Shelagh Godsoe Family FoundationJames and Eva Good Good Foundation Inc.Susan Grinrod, Peggy Wakabayashi and Housing Sta�Susan J. HendersonDean Carol P. HerbertTed G. HesselJohn L. HunterThe Late Dr. Beryl M. IveyDr. Richard M. IveyRosamond IveyBoris J. JackmanDonna J. JanesDr. Donald K. JohnsonJames and Maria KnowlesMr. and Mrs. Arthur and Sonia Labatt

Rosemary Lawrence-Pitt and Syl PittJohn and Lynne LeitchFred J. and Linda I. Longsta�eNicol and Carol MacNicolDr. W.E. Barry and Helene MayoMs. Suzanne H. McDonald-AzizDonald and Marion McDougallProfessor Donald A. McKellarAnne McKenzie and The Late Bill McKenzieT.R. Meighen Family Foundation, Michael and Kelly MeighenDrs. Christopher Lee and Linda MillerMr. Je� MurphyMrs. Margaritha OhashiMr. and Mrs. Paul and Lorraine OllsonG. Scott PatersonSandra J. PearsonBill Peel and The Late Shirley PeelDonna PenneeClaude PensaMark and Lu Ann PickardRobert PoirierFrank and Mary PykaDon Rix and The Late Eleanor RixMark and Carla RogersBrenda C. RolfeHarry and Evelyn RosenTheodore J. RossJoseph and Sandra RotmanSeymour SchulichJohn A. SchweitzerLorraine ShuttleworthIngeborg SladeH. Marie SmibertMrs. Barbara SmithMr. and Dr. E. Specht and J. SpechtAndrew and Helen SprietBarry and Martha SteersCarol M. Stephenson

Carole and David StinsonDr. Grant Stirling and Ms. Rena SheskinDr. Karle StobbeDr. Je�rey L. StokesHoward and Diane and Lindsey Taylor Mr. Philip TaylorJohn and Melinda ThompsonMs. Nancy ThunemM. J. ToswellTsuyoshi TsutsumiJan Van FleetJohn and Theresa Vander HoevenHank and Anne Vander LaanDr. Rudy WallmanJames L. WhitbyRobert WoodGraham and Gale WrightMary J. WrightRonald and Judy Yamada

Alumni WesternFoundation WesternHighstreet Asset ManagementHill�eld Strathallan CollegeHong Kong Branch Alumni AssociationKawai Canada Music Ltd.London Chamber of CommerceLondon Jazz Society Inc.London Opera GuildMalhotra Nicholson She�eldMcIntosh GalleryThe Marketing DepartmentMerriam School of MusicMusic Industries Association of CanadaSalamander FoundationUWO Senior Alumni ProgramUniversity Students' CouncilThe Walter J. Blackburn Foundation

The Don Wright Faculty of Music would like to acknowledge the individuals, organizations, volunteers and partners that have supported our students and programs over the past year. This list includes donors who made gifts of $1,000 or more between May 1, 2008 and May 31, 2009. However you support us, we thank you for your participation, collaboration, and for sharing with you your love of music and the arts. You are all friends of the Don Wright Faculty of Music.

If you would like to contribute to the Don Wright Faculty of Music, please contact John Nolan at jnolan6@uwo.ca or 519-661-2111, ext. 80533.

Experience the excitement of live music

The Paul Davenport Theatre

Friday, Sept. 11 12:30 PDTNeal Cabigon, Pattison-award winning pianist, plays music of the 20th century.

Monday, Sept. 14 8 p.m. PDTThe Chopin Etudes: James Hibbard

Friday, Sept. 18 12:30 PDTDiva Lounge Productions presents a contemporary English version of Mozart’s singspiel The Impressario. The impresario behind The Impressario is Sonja

Gustafson, who is joined by fellow Don Wright alumni Ian and Taylor Robertson, Paul Grambo and Morgan Jones.

Saturday, Sept. 19 Lecture on string instrument care by David Tamblyn.

Friday, Sept. 25 12:30 PDTEnsemble Gombert, a chamber choir from Australia.

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Wednesday, April 7 8 p.m. PDTStudent composers

Wednesday, April 7 9pm GCJoin the band at the Grad Club for an end-of-year celebration.

Friday, April 9, 12:30 vKHChoral Finale: UWO Singers and Les Choristes, an end-of-year tradition.

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SeptemberUWO Singers: Victoria Meredith

St. Cecilia Singers: Gloria Gassi

Chorale: Jennifer Moir

Les Choristes: Jennifer Moir

Thames Scholars: Gerald Neufeld

UWO Symphony Orchestra: James McKay

UWO Chamber Orchestra: James McKay

Wind Ensemble: Colleen Richardson

Symphonic Band: Gary McCumber

UWOpera Workshop: Theodore Baerg,

Sophie Roland

Early Music Studio: Sandra Mangsen

Ensemble Directors

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Friday, Oct. 2 12:30 PDTMinimalist music by Steve Reich: John Hess and Jill Ball lead numerous pianists and percussionists.

Tuesday October 6 8 p.m. vKHExperience an array of clarinets - from B-�at to bass to basset horn - as performed by faculty members Marie Johnson and Peter Shackleton. Featured works by Mendelssohn, Kulesha and Ponchielli.

Tuesday, Oct. 13 12:30 MGChamber music and art.

Friday, Oct. 16 12:30 vKHFrom Montreal: Chantal Lambert, soprano, with Martin Dubé, piano. Friday, Oct. 16 9pm GCJoin the band at the Grad Club at the back of Middlesex College for a fun night of jazz.

Sunday, Oct. 18 3 p.m. AH A Romantic Celebration. The UWO Symphony performs Ibert’s Flute Concerto with Mark Prince as soloist, Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 3 featuring Neal Cabigon, and Elgar’s Enigma Variations.

Tuesday, Oct. 20 12:30 vKHEarly Music Studio, a period instrument ensemble, performs 17th – 18th century chamber music for soloists, small ensembles and orchestra.

Wednesday, Oct. 21, 12:30 PDTThe UWO Symphonic Band begins their performance season with colourful works by composers Margolis, Nelhybel and Persichetti.

Friday, Oct. 23 12:30 vKHMusic from Spain and Argentina: John Paul Bracey, piano, and Jennifer Moir, soprano.

Friday, Oct. 23 8 p.m. PDTOld and New: The Wind Ensemble featuring guest conductor Dr. Mallory Thompson from Northwest-ern University.

Saturday, Oct. 24 9:30-4:30 MB 104UWO/OBA Conducting Symposium with Dr. Mallory Thompson, clinician.

Sunday, Oct. 25 3 p.m. PDT Paul Davenport Theatre Concert Series: Hommage à ChopinA concert featuring members of our piano faculty in two works for piano quartet and selected solo works. John Hess, Leslie Kinton, Stéphan Sylvestre and Allison Wiebe.

Tuesday, Oct. 27 12:30 vKHUWO Chamber Orchestra performs Octet for Winds by Stravinsky and Serenade for Strings by Dvorak.

Wednesday, October 28 12:30 p.m. vKHUWO Singers present Dances of Life.

Friday, Oct. 30 12:30 vKHFrom Johann to John…or, from Bach to the Beatles! Gwenlyn Little, soprano, Sir William Hughes, �ute, and Marianna Chibotar, piano.

Friday, Oct. 30 1pm DBWNew series: Student chamber ensemble performs at D.B. Weldon Library.

Friday, March 5 12:30 vKHSzymanowski: Jerzy Kaplenak, violin, and Stéphan Sylvestre, piano, perform the Polish master's Myths, among other works.

Saturday, March 6 1 and 8 p.m. vKHLondon Music Scholarship Foundation competition semi-�nal and �nal rounds.

Sunday, March 7 time TBA PDT Paul Davenport Theatre Concert Series: Kabarett? CabaretA classical cabaret juxtaposed against a contemporary cabaret featuring a wide variety of the faculty. Works will include the Brettl-Lieder of Schoenberg, Cabaret Songs of William Bolcom and La revue de Cuisine for instrumental ensemble by Bohuslav Martinu.

Thursday, March 11 6 p.m. vKHCelestial: Sounds of the CosmosSt. Cecilia Singers

Friday, March 12 12:30 vKHGryphon Trio: Annalee Patipatanakoon, violin, Jamie Parker, piano, and Roman Borys, cello.

Friday, March 12 8 p.m. PDT The Chorale is joined by the University of Toronto Chorale.

Saturday, March 13Open House

Wednesday, March 17, 2010 8 pm. PDTJazz is Alive and Well and Lives in CanadaJazz is Alive and Well and Living in Canada. Phil Nimmons and David Braid, join the Jazz Ensemble to explore Canadian jazz.

Friday, March 19 12:30 vKHLeslie Kinton, piano, in recital, performing works by Scarlatti, Brahms, and Messiaen.

Friday, March 19 12:30 and 8 p.m. PDTPercussion Ensemble

Wednesday, March 24 12:30 vKHJazz Ensemble

Wednesday, March 24 8 p.m. PDTEnjoy an evening concert with the UWO Symphonic Band as they perform romantic music of composers Jager, Calvert and Lauridsen.

Friday, March 26 12:30 vKHTwo premieres for clarinet trio. David Myska’s On the Steps of Mariyinsky Palace and Jack Behren’s Tricolored Trio will be performed by Annette-Barbara Vogel, violin, William Powell, clarinet, and Jack Behrens and David Myska, piano.

Sunday, March 28 3 p.m. AHMahler: Celebrating his 150th Anniversary UWO Symphony Orchestra performs Mahler’s Symphony No. 2, The Resurrection, with UWO Singers, Chorale and Thames Scholars.

Monday, March 29 7 p.m. vKHChamber groups perform new works by student composers.

Tuesday, March 30 8 p.m. PDTThe Light Fantastic: The Wind Ensemble is joined by Marie Johnson, of Orchestra London, on bass clarinet.

Wednesday, March 31, 8 p.m. PDTEarly Music Studio and Thames Scholars perform 16th – 18th century chamber music for soloists, small ensembles, choir and orchestra. Performed on period instruments.

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Sunday, Nov. 1, 3 p.m. First-St. Andrew’s United Our annual Choral Celebration features all �ve choirs from the Faculty. The repertoire spans several centuries and many genres of choral music. Often sold out, this concert is one of the season’s most popular.

Wednesday, Nov. 4, 12:30 p.m. vKHThames Scholars, a 16-voice vocal ensemble, performs a concert of early and recent music.

Friday, Nov. 6 12:30 vKHThe Baroque Trio Sonata: Joseph Lanza and Geneviève Gilardeau, Baroque violins, Lucas Harris, theorbo, Sandra Mangsen, harpsichord, and Joe Phillips, viola da gamba.

Friday, Nov. 6 8 p.m. vKH Annette-Barbara Vogel and Paulina Zamora perform works for violin and piano by women composers.

Friday, Nov. 6 1pm DBWNew series: Student chamber ensemble performs at D.B. Weldon Library.

Friday, Nov. 7 8 p.m. vKHLecture-Recital with Brazilian pianist Mauricio Veloso.

Saturday, Nov. 8: 2-4 p.m. vKHMasterclass with Brazilian pianist Mauricio Veloso.

Tuesday, Nov. 10 12:30 MGChamber music and art.

Thursday, Nov. 12 12:30 vKHSt. Cecilia Singers presents Homeland: A time of remembrance with Les Choristes.

Friday, Nov. 13 12:30 vKHThe 2009 Eckhardt-Gramatté winner, Carissa Klopoushak, performs a contemporary violin program, featuring the competition commission Chaconne by Western alumnus T. Patrick Carrabré.

Sunday, Nov. 15 3 p.m. vKHHigh School Honour Choir performs after a three-day workshop with conductors from the Don Wright Faculty of Music.

Wednesday, Nov. 18 12:30 vKHA Celebration of Canadian ComposersGwen Beamish and friends

Nov. 19, 20, 21 8 p.m. PDT Scenes from musical theatre and opera presented by students in the UWOpera Workshop.

Friday, Nov. 20 12:30 vKHTrio Albonata performs two Brahms trios. Derek Conrod, horn, joins the members of Trio Albonata, Annette-Barbara Vogel, Beth Root Sandvoss and Elizabeth Bergmann, to perform Brahms’ Horn Trio.

Saturday, Nov. 21 8 p.m. vKHEMSFEST. Early Music alumni return to perform in a gala concert celebrating the past 20 years of historical performance at Western.

Sunday, Nov. 22 3 p.m. vKHTrio Albonata performs piano trios by Brahms and Gal, plus Brahms’ Clarinet Trio.

Wednesday, Nov. 25 12:30 PDTThe UWO Symphonic Band presents an international look at instrumental dance music that features the work of Arnold, Yurko and Sweelinck.

Friday, Nov. 27 8 p.m. PDTThat Thing Called Swing. The Jazz Ensemble swings from New Orleans through Joplin, big bands, bebop, and modern charts.

Friday, Nov. 27 12:30 vKHVirtuoso Clarinet: Zoltan Kalman, with Brenda Joyce, piano.

Friday, Nov. 27 7:30 p.m. St. Peter’s Cathedral St. Cecilia Singers and UWO Singers perform music for one and two choirs.

Sunday, Nov. 29 3 p.m. AHCelebrating the French ConnectionUWO Symphony Orchestra features Victoria Grigg performing Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto. The orchestra will also play Debussy’s La Mer and Ravel’s Rapsodie Espagnole.

Sunday, Nov. 29 7 p.m. PDTPaul Davenport Theatre Concert Series: The French ConnectionPianists John Hess and Carolyn Herrington join singers Patricia Green, Anita Krause and Sophie Roland, �utist Fiona Wilkinson and a string quartet, to perform works by Fauré, Debussy, Ravel, Poulenc and Chausson.

Feb. 5, 6, 7 PDT UWOpera’s Don Giovanni.

Friday, Feb. 5 12:30 vKHWilma Van Berkel, guitar, and Sibylle Marquardt, �ute, play duos accented by Macedonian folk music, Argentinian tango and Canadian jazz.

Friday, Feb. 5 9pm GCJoin the jazz band at the Grad Club for a fun night of jazz music.

Tuesday, February 9, 2010 12:30 pm PDTA Showcase of Local Talent. Featuring some of the up-and-coming members of the London jazz scene.

Tuesday, Feb. 9, 8 p.m. vKH“If music be the food of love…” Thames Scholars are joined by actors John and Jane Watson who expound on the fond and �ckle in love with scenes from Shakespeare.

Wednesday, Feb. 10 12:30 PDTThe UWO Symphonic Band combines the composing talents of Broege, Cable, McBeth, and Stone to creatively present the sacred and profane through their works. Guest soloist is Marie Johnson, clarinettist with Orchestra London Canada and Don Wright Faculty of Music teacher.

Thursday, Feb. 11 12:30 p.m. PDTApparitions: The Wind Ensemble performs a concert featuring Gillingham’s Concertino for Four Percussion.

Thursday, Feb. 11 8 p.m. PDTLes Choristes and Chorale present The Wind Is My Shepherd: Songs of the Spirit, featuring

the music of Sirett, Quartel, Raminsh, Finzi, Whitacre and more.

Friday, Feb. 12 12:30 vKHFor solo violin: John Lowry, associate concertmaster of the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra. Followed by a masterclass.

Friday, Feb. 12 1pm DBWNew series: Student chamber ensemble performs at D.B. Weldon Library.

Tuesday, Feb. 23 12:30 vKHEarly Music Studio, a period instrument ensemble, performs 17th – 18th century chamber music for soloists, small ensembles, and orchestra.

Tuesday, Feb. 23 12:30 McIntosh GalleryChamber music and art.

Friday, Feb. 26 12:30 vKHThe Attar Project: Parmela Attariwala, violin, and Shawn Mativesky, tabla, play contemporary works in�uenced by Indian classical music and dance, including a work by Western composer Paul Frehner.

Friday, Feb. 26 1pm DBWNew series: Student chamber ensemble performs at D.B. Weldon Library.

Friday, Feb. 26 8 p.m. vKHUWO Singers perform Mozart’s Requiem with Allison Pauls, conductor.

Sunday, Feb. 28 3 p.m. vKHPiano Plus Commentary: An hour with SchumannGwen Beamish and friends.

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Tuesday, Dec. 1 12:30 vKHLes Choristes and Chorale present a Christmas Program featuring the work of Canadian, American and Latvian composers!

Thursday, Dec. 3 12:30 p.m. PDTPatronage – Politics – Passages: The Wind Ensemble presents works by Bach, Honegger, Noble and Wilson.

Friday, Dec. 4 12:30 and 8 p.m. PDTPercussion Ensemble

Friday, December 4 9pm GCJoin the jazz band at the Grad Club for an end-of-term celebration.

Tuesday, Dec. 8 12:30 p.m. PDTAdam Falconi is the featured soloist as he performs a Marimba Concerto by Ewazan with the UWO Chamber Orchestra. The orchestra will also present the premiere of David Myska’s Sinfonia Concertante, and Le Tombeau de Couperin by Ravel.

Wednesday, Dec. 9 12:30 p.m. PDTA Rose in Winter. UWO Singers and St. Cecilia Singers sing seasonal music.

Wednesday, Dec. 9, 8 p.m. First Baptist Church, 568 Richmond St., London Early music for Christmas featuring music of the 16th – 18th centuries sung by Thames Scholars and performed on period instruments by the Early Music Studio.

Friday, Jan. 8 12:30 vKHFrom the Eastman School: James Thompson, trumpet, performs contem-porary American music.

Sunday, Jan. 10 3 p.m. vKHMusic for two pianos and piano duet: The Yanchus-Hibbard Duo

Friday, Jan. 15 12:30 vKHRarely heard sextets by Françaix and Janáček: Anne Thompson, �ute, Ian Franklin, oboe, Robert Riseling, clarinet, David Haward, bassoon, Ron George, horn, and Marie Johnson, bass clarinet.

Friday, Jan. 22 12:30 vKHSonatas from central Europe: Thomas Wiebe, cello, and John Hess, piano, play works by Enescu and Kodály.

Friday, Jan. 22 8 p.m. vKHFred Pattison Piano Scholarship Competition

Saturday, Jan. 23 10 a.m. vKHFred Pattision Piano Scholarship Competition

Friday, Jan. 29 12:30 vKHThe Duke Trio: Mark Fewer, violin, Thomas Wiebe, cello, Peter Longworth, piano, with guest Douglas McNabney, viola, perform Brahms’ Piano Quartet No. 1, Op. 25.

Jan. 29, 30, 31 and Feb. 5,6,7 PDT UWOpera presents Mozart’s Don Giovanni. It’s melodramatic! It’s comedic! It’s got supernatural elements! It’s the most popular version of the rake’s punishment, or Don Juan’s I did it My Way. But before he is dragged to hell, Don Giovanni is the charming, seductive nobleman. His servant Leporello assists the Don in rakish pursuits, luring, distracting or wooing women, wearing disguises and taking the blame for his master’s behaviour – grumbling all the time. Zerlina, the blushing bride, is saved from infamy by Elvira - once seduced herself by the Don and still in love with him. Anna, is also saved from conquest, by her father the Commendatore. He is killed in a duel by Giovanni, but haunt-ingly returns for a �aming �nish. Don’t miss this spectacular twist to Guess Who’s Coming for Dinner.

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