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                    <text>University of Victoria School of Music

2014 SAXOPHONE CLASS RECITAL
2:30pm Saturday
January 25, 2014

Phillip T. Young Recital Hall
Admission by Donation

The Saxophone Students and Instructor acknowledge with much gratitude
the vital contributions of the pianists from the School of Music.
The Saxophonists

The Pianists

The Compositions

The Composers

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Gabriel Lagos
Vanessa Lee
James Zhang
Michael Lee
Aaron Pang
Frances Armstrong-Douglas

Tableaux de Provence: I., II., III. &amp; IV.
Escapades: I. Closing In
Sonate: II.
Tomasi Concerto: I. Andante et Allegro
Scaramouche: I. Vif
Sonata: I.

Paule Maurice
John Williams
Jean Absil
Henri Tomasi
Darius Milhaud
Lawson Lunde

Austin Nicholl
Julian Malinowski
Adam Jasieniuk
Sean Maynard
Steven Cramaro
Matthew Bell

INTERMISSION
7. Zachary Smith
8. Lee Whitehorne
9. Calistra Nair
10. Paul Spelt

Solomon Cheung
Laura Altenmueller
Thomas Nicholson

Suite #1: Courante, Menuet I. &amp; II.
Sonata: I. &amp; II.
Sonate: II. Noël
From New York: IV Broadway Night

J.S. Bach
Alec Wilder
Fernande Decruck
Roberto Molinelli

At the conclusion of the concert, all performers are requested to convene on stage for a class photograph.
Reception to follow at University Heights Boston Pizza

�University of Victoria School of Music

SAXOPHONE CLASS OF WENDELL CLANTON
The Saxophonists

Class

Major or Interest

Hometown

Austin Nicholl
Julian Malinowski
Adam Jasieniuk
Sean Maynard
Steven Cramaro
Matthew Bell
Zachary Smith
Lee Whitehorne
Calistra Nair
Paul Spelt

3rd Year
2nd Year
1st Year
3rd Year
1st Year
2nd Year
2nd Year
4th Year
4th Year
4th Year

Comprehensive
Comprehensive
Composition
Performance
Education
Education
Composition
Comprehensive
Education
Education

Kamloops
Calgary
Saskatoon
Victoria
Powell River
Vancouver
Cranbrook
Chilliwack
Calgary
Victoria

2014 RECITALS
Nair
Maynard
Nicholl
Spelt

February 16th, 4pm
April 12th, 4pm
April 13th, 4pm
April 13th, 6pm

2014 Alumni News
Mike Cavaletto, B.Mus.Ed. Music Educator, Sir Charles Tupper Secondary, Vancouver.
Alexandra Miller, B.Mus. (UVic), PhD. (Wollongong), Australia.
Michelle Dyler, B.Mus.Ed. (UVic). Music Educator, Alberni District Secondary School.
Stephen Lewis, B.Mus.(UVic), M.Mus.(UofA), DMA (Cand.,U. of Illinois).
Alexander Richards, B.Mus. (UVic), M.Mus.(UofMinn.), DMA (Cand.,N. Texas State).
Andrew Greenwood, B.Mus. (UVic), B.Mus.(Humber), M.Mus. (Cand.,U. of T.).
Bradley Justason, B.Mus. (UVic). Post-degree studies in Education (UVic).

Visit Us Online
http://uvicsaxophone.blogspot.ca/

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cycle of night and day from a rational or even mythical basis
into a purely human perspective. For this reason the piece
begins at nightfall, with the birth of a naive and fearful night
who is dominated by the day (portrayed by Iain Gillis). Over
the course of the drama night comes to dominate the stage,
reaching her apex before beginning her inevitable descent and
death.
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project the character of night, a hero caught in the grip of
forces beyond her control and set upon a journey beset with
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                    <text>UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA

FACULTY
CONCERT SERIES

Guitar  Works
ALEXANDER DUNN, GUITAR
WITH
STEVEN PRICE, BARITONE
SUSAN YOUNG, MEZZO-SOPRANO
PATRICIA KOSTEK, CLARINETS
JAY SCHREIBER, PERCUSSION
ALEX REMPEL, BASS
BRIAN DESJARLAIS, STEFAN MAIER,
GRAEME CRUICKSHANK, GUITARS

Friday, March 15, 2013, 8:00 p.m.

Phillip T. Young Recital Hall
MacLaurin Building, University of Victoria
Adults: $17.50 / Students &amp; seniors: $13.50

�P  R  O  G  R  A  M
Ghosts (1987 rev. 2013)†

Tim Brady
(b.1951)

The Ghosts of Alhambra
(Spanish Songbook I) (2010)†

George Crumb
(b.1929)

Alba (Dawn)
Las Seis Cuerdas (The Six Strings)
Danza (Dance)
Paisaje (Landscape)
!Ay! (Ay!)
Malagueña (Malagueña)
Memento (Memento)

I  n  t  e  r  m  i  s  s  i  o  n  
(Beverages and snacks available at the
concession located in the lounge)

Dark Angels (1971)†
The Drowning Brothers
Dark Angels
Dead Fires
Poema Mistico*

† Canadian premiere
* written for Alexander Dunn

Peter Maxwell Davies
(b.1934)

Liova Bueno
(b. 1979)

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Sustained guitar chords give way to a lively section of overlapping rhythms and then
a gentle duo of rippling accompaniment against an expressive melody in octaves.
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The composer writes: In 1987 I wrote Ghosts for the English Guitar Quartet. I liked
the guitar music, but it had a tape part which I never liked, then I lost the tape, then
I forgot about the piece altogether. In 2011 Alexander Dunn contacted me asking
about the piece so I thought - “OK, I’ll give it a second chance”. With very minor
revisions the guitar parts fell back into place and I was able to create a new, very
simple tape part (just a single electric guitar with some electronics), which acts as a
musical shadow, or a “ghost”, of the live quartet. Many thanks to Alexander for his
tenacity and help in bringing this piece back to life.
George Crumb: The Ghosts of Alhambra (Spanish Songbook I) - poems by
Federico Garcia Lorca (ca. 1921)
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of his style that traverses and enhances the stark beauty and darkly layered meanings in Lorca. The interplay of instruments is given as masterly a treatment as the
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and profound. From an interview with the composer: “I have a piano in my studio,
and my desk is opposite that; between them, there’s a rotating chair. Sometimes, I’ll
compose at the piano, but often I’ll go for three or four days without touching it.” He
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new sounds over the years.”

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¡Campanas de Córdoba
en la madrugada!
¡Campanas de amanecer
en Granada!
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de pie menudo
y temblorosas faldas,
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las encrucijadas.
¡Oh, campanas de Córdoba
en la madrugada!
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Dawn
Bells of Córdoba
In the early hours!
Bells of dawn
In Granada!
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Young girls of Spain
with tiny feet
and trembling skirts
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with lights.
Oh, bells of Córdoba
In the early hours!
And oh, bells of dawn
In Granada!

2. Las Seis Cuerdas
La guitarra
hace llorar a los sueños.
El sollozo de las almas
perdidas
se escapa por su boca
redonda.
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teje una gran estrella
para cazar suspiros,
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aljibe de madera.

The Six Strings
The guitar
makes dreams weep.
The sobs of lost
souls
escape through its round
mouth.
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it weaves a great star
to trap the sighs,
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wooden cistern.

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3. Danza
En la noche del huerto
seis gitanas
vestidas de blanco
bailan.
En la noche del huerto,
coronadas
con rosas de papel
y biznagas.

Dance
In the night of the garden,
six gypsy women,
dance
in white.
In the night of the garden,
crowned
with paper roses
and jasmine.

En la noche del huerto
sus dientes de nácar
escriben la sombra
quemada.
Y en la noche del huerto
sus sombras se alargan,
y llegan hasta el cielo
moradas.

In the night of the garden,
their teeth – mother-of-pearl –
inscribe the burnt
darkness.
And in the night of the gardens,
their shadows grow long
and purple
as they reach the sky.

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de olivos
se abre y se cierra
como un abanico.
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hay un cielo hundido
y una lluvia oscura
de luceros fríos.
Tiembla junco y penumbra
a la orilla del río.
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están cargados
de gritos.
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of olive trees
opens and closes
like a fan.
Above the olive grove
a foundering sky
and a dark rain
of cold stars.
Bullrush and penumbra tremble
at the river’s edge.
The gray air ripples.
The olive trees
are laden
with cries.
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of captive birds,
moving their long long
tails in the gloom.

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El grito deja en el viento
una sombra de ciprés.

!Ay!
The shout leaves a cypress shadow
on the wind.

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llorando.)
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The lightless horizon
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crying.)

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La muerte
entra y sale
de la taberna.

Malagueña
Death
goes in and out
of the tavern.

Pasan caballos negros
y gente siniestra
por los hondos caminos
de la guitarra.

Black horses
and sinister people
pass along the sunken roads
of the guitar.

�Y hay un olor a sal
y a sangre de hembra,
en los nardos febriles
de la marina.

There’s an odor of salt
and female blood
in the feverish spikenard
along the shore.

La muerte
entra y sale,
y sale y entra
la muerte
de la taberna.

Death
goes in and out,
out and in
of the tavern goes
death.

7. Memento
Cuando yo me muera,
enterradme con mi guitarra
bajo la arena.

Memento
Whenever I die,
bury me with my guitar
beneath the sand.

Cuando yo me muera,
entre los naranjos
y la hierbabuena.

Whenever I die,
among orange trees
and mint.

Cuando yo me muera,
enterradme si queries
en una veleta.

Whenever I die,
bury me if you wish
in a weathervane.

¡Cuando yo me muera!

Whenever I die!

Peter Maxwell Davies: Dark Angels - poems by George Mackay Brown (from
Fisherman with Ploughs, 1971)
The composer writes: “The valley where I live, in a remote island off the north coast
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of this [20th] century, the contrasts between their own hard life and the comparatively easy life of the Scottish cities being too cruel. A few crofts were worked till
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community was the drowning of the last two children – brothers – in the mid-50’s.
They made a raft and sailed it on the burn [watercourse] where it widens before
joining the sea, far away from all possibility of rescue. Their death was a sign to the
inhabitants remaining, who, with the exception of one farmer who is still there, left
what they could only see as a doomed place, and the school, shop, crofts, byres, fell
into disrepair, open to the birds and sheep. The two poems I have set by George
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Angels’, which I gave to the whole work, refers to the silent brooding hills around
the deserted valley. The work is imbued with the sound of the island, where, at one
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the ground is once more fertile.”

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The burn is a glancing shuttle”…..
A crofter turned a homing rudder.
Corn, a prodigal stood in the door of the sun
Arrayed in harvest patches.
The crofter beached. The ripe hands of the wind
Throttled his haddocks.
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Yearns on and out….’
The burn thrills between hills and beach all day.
Pigeons fretted in the stubble.
Women stooped to the sheaves with bronze throats.
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He begs for small things.
Heather to cornstalk to seaweed he burbles gossip.
He spreads his pack at every stone,
Torrents of sapphire and lace,
Among the reeds a swath of green silk….’
An oat, a can, a straw left the slow valley
Ikey slouched by the stubble edge
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Out to the seven brightnesses of the bay.
He has turned a key.
Quick, now, follow the cold one.
They will drag us back to their old sweat and dung….’
Those hills, The Ward and Moorfea, brooded upon them,
Dark angels.
The tractor throbbed with one urgent image, bread.
Heavy with images, the statues drowned.

�Dead Fires
At Burnmouth the door hangs from a broken hinge
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The windows of Shore empty sockets
And the hearth coldness.
At Bunertoon the small drains are choked.
Thrushes sing in the chimney
Stars shine through roofbeams of Scar.
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To warm ghost and nettle and rat.
Greenhill is sunk into a new bog.
No kneeling women
Blows red wind through squares of ancient turf.
The Moss is a tumble of stones.
That one black stone
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At Crawnest the sunken hearth
Was an altar for priests of legend,
Old seamen from the clippers with silken beards.
The three-toed pot at the wall of Park
Is lost to woman’s cunning.
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From that sacred stone the children of the valley
Drifted lovewards
And out of labour to the lettered kirkyard stone.
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Now cold angel, keep the valley
From the bedlam and the cinders of A Black Pentecost.

�Liova Bueno: Poema Mistico
Poema Mistico is a kind of lyric poem that moves between serene meditation and
severe action. Each instrument is given an opportunity to explore its particular quiet
ruminations and violent episodes: hushed ostinato rhythms and calm melodies are
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musical idea, the single-movement work “explores the facets of mysticism,” explains
Bueno, a recent School of Music alumnus. “Calm and meditative moments are interspersed with sections of rhythmic intensity, creating a sound world which alternates
between both the gentle and the wild energies of mystical and spiritual discovery
and experience.”
– Program notes by Alexander Dunn

�UPCOMING EVENTS
Saturday, March 16, 8:00 p.m. ($15 &amp; $10)

UVic Jazz Orchestra

Patrick Boyle, director
An eclectic evening of standards and originals featuring
jazz students from the UVic School of Music.
Phillip T. Young Recital Hall
Sunday, March 17, 2:30 p.m. (Admission by donation)

Cello Class Recital

Students from the studio of Pamela Highbaugh Aloni
Phillip T. Young Recital Hall
Friday, March 22, 8:00 p.m. (Admission by donation)

Guitar Class Recital

Students from the studio of Dr. Alexander Dunn
Phillip T. Young Recital Hall
Friday, March 22, 8:00 p.m. ($14 &amp; $10)

Don Wright Symphonic Winds

Lord of the Rings
Michael Keddy, conductor
With guest, The Greater Victoria Concert Band
University Centre Farquhar Auditorium
Saturday, March 23, 12:30 p.m. (Admission by donation)

Tuba &amp; Euphonium Class Recital

Students from the studio of Eugene Dowling
Phillip T. Young Recital Hall
Sunday, March 24, 8:00 p.m. (Admission by donation)

Vocal Jazz Spring Showcase

Moods of March
Wendell Clanton, director
Featuring charts by New York Voices, Burton Lane,
Eric Clapton, Michelle Weir, Arlen &amp; Capote,
Darmon Meader and more!
Phillip T. Young Recital Hall

Tickets available at the UVic Ticket Centre (250-721-8480),
online (www.tickets.uvic.ca) and at the door.
To receive our On the Pulse brochure and
newsletter by email, contact: concert@uvic.ca

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                    <text>UVIC VOCAL JAZZ
SPRING SHOWCASE
MoODS OF MARCH

PT Young Recital Hall • 8pm Sunday, March 24, 2013
Admission by Donation
Child Is Born

by Richard Rodgers
featuring Andrea Paddock &amp; Josh Lovell

Danielle Olmstead
Andrea Paddock
Renn Bibeau
Olivia Selig - Manager
Monique De Plessis
Marta Lefsrud
Sarah Tradewell
Claire Butterfield
Josh Lovell
Stephen Fong
Doug Nelson
Nick Allen
Taylor Caswell
Matt Foster

Baby Driver

Wendell Clanton - Director

featuring Sarah Tradewell &amp; Stephanie Taralson

He Beeped When He Shoulda Bopped
by Dizzy Gillespie, arranged by Michelle Weir

Detour

featuring Matt Foster

Nature Boy

Renn Bibeau &amp; Patrick Boyle, guitar

Lady Is A Tramp

by Darmon Meader
featuring Nick Allen &amp; Gabriel Lagos

Gabriel Lagos - piano
Stephanie Taralson - piano

TEN MINUTE INTERMISSION

Someone To Watch Over Me
featuring Danielle Olmstead

Won’t You Be My Neighbor

by Fred Rogers
featuring Andrea, Claire, Taylor, Stephen &amp; Sarah

On A Clear Day

featuring Monique De Plessis &amp; Taylor Caswell

Sky Kim - drums
Rob Philips - drums
Jordan Asch - guitar
Brendan McGuigan - bass
Stephen Fong - trumpet
Paul Spelt - alto saxo.
Wendell Clanton - tenor saxo.
Scott McInnes - trombone

�Come visit us at: uvicvocaljazz.blogspot.ca &amp; facebook

A special note of thanks to the dedicated students of Kirk
McNally who provided technological support.

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Steven Jeon, cello
Colin Holser, piano
William Exner, triangle
Nolan Krell, narrator
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The Hollywood Elegies of Hanns Eisler and Bertolt Brecht.
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