CONCERTS AT OHIO STATE 2022

 CONCERTS AT OHIO STATE 2022 ON CLASSICAL 101

 The intro to these programs is easy. “Performances by the students and faculty of the School of Music at The Ohio State University. “

 Like everyone else, our School of Music is emerging from the pandemic to a new season of concerts performed to live audiences on and off campus, and live-streamed. In short, “They’re back!”

 Very soon WOSU and the School of Music will be neighbors. You may have noticed the construction going on behind the Wexner Center, facing College Road. The Timashev Family Music Building will be the school’s new home. WOSU is across the street in a wonderful new building at 1800 N. Pearl. State of the art technology and groovy new digs will enable more and better collaboration between all University departments and WOSU.

 Sundays at 1 pm in January and February, join classical 101 for the Ohio State University Symphony Orchestra, Concert Band, Wind Ensembles, Jazz Ensembles, Men’s and Women’s Glee Clubs and University Chorale.

 

Timashev Family building

Highlights:

 

The Fire Remains: In Memorial Daniel McDaniel by Linda Kernohan. Linda is a new member of the Classical 101 family. You may have already heard her on air. This beautiful new work has poignant back story.

 

I’m excited to offer more performances by Miriam Burns and her students. Miriam is Director of Orchestras at Ohio State, and an alumna.

We have a world premiere to share! Zigzag by Julia Wolfe, with the OSU Wind Symphony conducted by Russel Mikkelson.

 

Russel Mikkelson

I’ve fallen in love with a short choral work I hadn’t heard before, Hebe by Ernest Chausson, sung by the Women’s Glee Club.

 

Beloved faculty members Katherine Borst Jones and Russel Mikkelson lead their student ensembles. Shawn Wallace and the OSU Jazz Lab burn the place down and then some!

 

And there wouldn’t be a series like this without Ohio State Fight Songs and hits from TBDBITL!

 

I’ve asked the wonderful Tamara Morris, Communication and PR guru at the School of Music to offer some annotation. She and her colleague Jayne Allison has also provided links to all the performers.

 

JAN 2

 

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Abduction from the Seraglio Overture

Ohio State Symphony Orchestra / Samantha Burgess, graduate associate conductor

[9/22]

§  C

Ernesto Lecuona, arr. Sammy Nestico: Malagueña                                            

Collegiate Winds / David Hedgecoth, conductor

[9/28 Latin concert]

 Giovanni Santos: Lamento

Collegiate Winds / Jay Wardeska, graduate associate conductor                          

[9/28]

 Tony Osborne: Free Spirit: Andante con calma, in memory of Diana, Princess of Wales

Katherine L. Rohrer, mezzo-soprano; Barry Green, double bass; Dianne Frazier, piano

[9/13 Faculty Collage]

 Stephen Sondheim, arr. Marisa Youngs: Send in the Clowns                            

Timothy Leasure, flugelhorn; Sterling Tanner, trombone; Ed Bak, piano

[9/13]

 Lori Laitman: I Never Saw Another Butterfly, V. Man Proposes, God Disposes; VI. The Old House

Lara Semetko Brooks, soprano; Robert Brooks, saxophone

[9/13]

§  f

 John "Dizzy" Gillespie, arr. John Wasson: Groovin’ High                                   

Dizzy Gillespie, arr. Mike Tomaro: Woody'n You                 

Jazz Lab Big Band / Mike Smith, director

[11/16]

 Ohio State Fight Songs                                                                                     

Men’s Glee Club / Robert J. Ward, conductor

 JANUARY 9

 Florence Price: Night

Juliet White-Smith, viola; Ed Bak, piano

[9/13]

 César Alejandro Carillo: Ave Maria                                                                             

Flute Troupe / Katherine Borst Jones, director

[9/28]

 Aaron Copland: Appalachian Spring

Ohio State Symphony Orchestra /  Miriam Burns

 Ernest Chausson/arr. Mari Esabel Valverde: Hébé                                

Women’s Glee Club / Jordan Saul, conductor; Casey L. Cook, pianist

[9/28]

 John Clayton: Groove Shop

Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford, arr. John Clayton: Hold on my Heart             

Jazz Ensemble / Shawn Wallace, director

[11/12]

 JAN 16

 Glinka: Overture to Ruslan and Ludmilla Ohio State Symphony Orchestra/Miriam Burns

 George Walker: Lyric for Strings                                                           

Ohio State Symphony Orchestra / Miriam Burns

[4/21]

 Alan Hovhaness: Meditation on Andalus, Op. 156, for solo flute       

Katherine Borst Jones, flute

[9/13]

 Stephen Sondheim, arr. Marisa Youngs: Send in the Clowns                            

Timothy Leasure, flugelhorn; Sterling Tanner, trombone; Ed Bak, piano

[9/13]

 Heitor Villa-Lobos: Estrela é lua nova                        

Chorale / Robert Bode, conductor; Lee Thompson, pianist; Liz Arteta, soloist

[9/28/21]

 Mark Duggan: Three Americas: I. Choro

Susan Powell, vibraphone; Amelia Duplain, marimba

[9/13]

 

Dvorak: Piano Trio in E Minor, Op. 90 Dumky:

George Walker: Lyric for Strings Ohio State Symphony Orchestra/Miriam Burns

 

JAN 23

 Edward Kilenyi: El Trobador

Ariel Alvarado, voice; Sean Ferguson, guitar                              

[9/28]

Robert Kurka: The Good Soldier Schweik Suite                          

Wind Symphony / Russel C. Mikkelson, conductor

[3/29/21]

 Handel: Harmonious Blacksmith

Debussy: Clair de lune

Caroline Hong, piano.

 Sergei Prokofiev, arr. Ândreas Zubaran: March from The Love for Three Oranges   

Traditional, arr. Ândreas Zubaran: Volga Boatmen

Ohio State Buckeye Basses

Barry Green, professor of double bass; Miriam Burns, conductor

[9/29]

 John "Dizzy" Gillespie: Salt Peanuts

Dizzy Gillespie, Gil Fuller and Luciano Puzo Gonzales (Chano Pozo), arr. John Berry: Manteca

Jazz Lab Big Band / Mike Smith, director

 JAN 30

 Franz Schubert: Impromptus, Op. 90: I in C Minor; II in E flat Major

Steven Glaser, piano

[4/1/2019]

 Antonín Dvořák: Symphony 7 in D minor, Op. 70                                             

Ohio State Symphony Orchestra / Miriam Burns, conductor

[10/21]

 

FEB 6

Linda Kernohan (DMA student): The Fire Remains: in Memoriam Daniel McMichael

Ohio State Symphony Orchestra / Jae Park, graduate associate conductor

[10/21]

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 Roland L. Moehlmann: Prelude and Fugue in B-flat                                         

University Band / Dustin Ferguson, graduate associate conductor

[10/12]

 Traditional: Taoya shik no la

James Akins, Native American flute; Dianne Frazier, synthesizer

[9/13]

 Bradley Ellingboe, arranger: How Can I Keep from Singing?                  

Nancy Hill Cobb: Terminus

Brant Adams: Música

Dan Davison: Shout for Joy!

Men’s Glee Club / Robert J. Ward, director; conducted by Colin Knoth, graduate associate

[10/10 Choral Collage]

 FEB 13

 Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet Overture−Fantasy                      

Ohio State Symphony Orchestra

Miriam Burns, director; conducted by Jae Park, graduate associate

[11/21]

 Jacob Naverud: Let the Music Fill Your Soul

Andrea Ramsey: That Which Remains

Heitor Villa-Lobos: Estrela é lua nova                                           

William Averitt: Fire!

Ohio State Chorale / Robert Bode, conductor; Lee Thompson, piano; Xin Su, piano

[10/10]

 Jennifer Higdon: Mysterium

Wind Symphony / Russel C. Mikkelson, director; conducted by Daniel Farr, graduate associate

[11/17/21]

 Julia Wolfe: Zigzag                                                                                            

World premiere performance

Wind Symphony / Russel C. Mikkelson, conductor

[11/17]

 
 FEB 20

 Leonard Bernstein: Elegy for Mippy

Sterling Tanner, trombone

[9/13]

 Alyssa Morris: Where do children come from? I. The Circus

Abby Yeakle Held, oboe; Casey L. Cook, piano                                                      

[9/13]

 Mika (Michael Holbrook Penniman Jr.): Grace Kelly

Traditional: Sesere Eeye

Women’s Glee Club /  Jordan Saul, conductor; Casey L. Cook, pianist

[10/10]

 W. A. Mozart: Symphony 29 in A, K. 201

Ohio State Symphony Orchestra / Miriam Burns, director; Jae Park, graduate associate, conducts Mvt. II

FEB 27

 Sergei Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto 3 in D Minor, Op. 30

Sungwhan Kim, piano                                                                             

Ohio State Symphony Orchestra / Miriam Burns, conductor.

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The Ohio State University Marching Band / Christopher Hoch